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I am new to the teaching of kabbalah, which is very enlightening. The format of working with a group, even though I am not sure how it works, will hold each one of us accountable to continue on the path and fortify our connection with the illuminated forces.
We will amplify its transformative influence by persevering, encouraging one another with understanding and love.
To me it is really practicing the quote “What is yours is yours and what is mine is yours.” With gladness in heart and no grievances.
I hope to experience greater inner correction, develop better understanding towards others, by being more submissive and accept the challenges that are presented to me through them to correct my vessel and grow closer to the Creator.
My best experience was to discover that our egoistic nature to receive pleasure was given by the Creator for the purpose of desiring Him only through loving our neighbor as ourselves.
In this course my expectation is to built on that I have learned and grow closer to our Creator.
What inspired me is the growth in the knowledge of the Creator and getting closer to Him.
Through set back in my routines I learned that it is the work of the Creator to impart more pleasure in my life. So I stop blaming myself for inconsistency, and accept the next challenge.
Fo my fellow students I wish continuous success on their ascent towards their love or the Creator and to achieve equivalence of form.
