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I’ve gained a new perspective, especially in dealing with people in my life. I am feeling less reactionary to things, allowing me to observe more.
The greatest revelation for me in the course has been the recognition of the Path of Light and the Path of Pain. The second has been the recognition of how we experience reality through the senses as I had not thought of them as the means by which we react to the world around us. Our response ability.
Do the laws of Kabbalah also apply/work upon those who do not study or in some case even believe in a Creator. For example I know a musician who is a very outspoken atheist, who does not study or practice any spiritual teachings or knowingly apply any processes as found in Kabbalah and many of the Eastern schools. They do make beautiful music almost effortlessly with one primary goal of bestowing that pleasure of listening to their songs on others. Is it possible for someone like this to move closer to the Creator without even knowing it, and simply be led by the point within the heart?
By setting an intention in our study of Kabbalah and living with an intention to bestow upon others. This does not mean we don’t receive pleasure, but that receiving pleasure is no longer our intention.
I wish for all of us to continue to feel and see the opportunities where we may receive to the benefit of others. My cup overflowith.
