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I was most inspired by the Workshop and the connection that was possible. Knowing we’re focusing outside ourselves on others was a new way to perceive my life. I’ve learned that I’m not as flawed and hopeless as I once believed I was. That there is a way to grow and transform! I wish this transformation and attainment for all my fellow students and to be able to witness this as much as possible. Thank you so much for the way this was so beautifully presented. Julian was so positive and encouraging! The instructors are all so wonderful in their guidance and teaching. It’s truly a remarkable experience.
We have to attract more light to raise to the higher levels which are then available to us. The converter is the group. Without the group we can’t make this conversion, transformation, attainment, etc.
How is spreading the wisdom of Kabbalah related to fulfilling my private correction in the general system?
By dissemination of Kabbalah I help the overall general plan by getting the other shattered pieces, each of us, to correct our part.
Hi Gianni,
I can sense a lot of my minuses and I’m bothered by them a lot. I feel them as limitations that are close to impossible to overcome.
Is there a practical way to deal with these perceived limitations? To rise above them?
For example, I feel more comfortable in a small setting, preferably me and another person. I’m not used to being on camera, or in a group of more than three people. I’m sure this is an ego issue ultimately.
Thank you for any thoughts you might have. How do I overcome these limitations practically? I love what we’re learning and I’m very eager to correct and connect, and attain the Creator.
The lesson shocked me in a deep way.
The purpose of the rules to create the proper environment for doing the workshops was very helpful.
The way we are to prepare ourselves before coming to the workshop makes so much sense.
Each person comes not with concern about themselves but on how to listen and connect with others. The focus is entirely on the others. I loved this lesson!
