Hiya all. I’m Robert, I’ve been studying on and off with KabU for years but am feeling a sence that it time to knuckle and really stuck this at a much deeper, so I can do more good within my community.
I am struck by the way, we can create a relationship with the creator, if we change our desire to receive into a desire to receive in order to bestow. I have always believed that there was more to our environment than what our 5 senses could comprehend, this course has given me the tools to be able to start my journey towards a stronger connection to our creator and each other. Shalom.
As I come to terms with thought that I cannot develop without the revelation of evil, and from the light exposing the difference in my inner condition, how can i know that I am genuinely overcoming all the obstacles, above reason. Is it the fact that I find myself able to observe Torah and Mitzvot, or is it, that the revelation of evil is not so intense?
Hello. I am Robert from the UK, I have been studying Kabbalah, on and off for 5+ years. It has changed the way that I think of the environment that we find our selves in and helped when in challenging situations, where I have been able to navigate the situation in a proactive way, which ended in a position outcome.
<p style=”text-align: center;”>What most inspired me most, when taking this course, is how much I got out of taking this course again. I connected to the material at a deeper level and have been able to put what I have learnt into practice at a deeper level. This has changed the way that I interact with people around me, as well as animals. I have had conversations with people that I have passed on many previous occasions without a word shared between us. I have become more confident and am more content within my environment, deliberately looking for the positive in people and looking to develop a connection to others around me, where in the past. I might have barely noticed others around me, whilst going about daily tasks.</p>
What I have learnt this time, is just how deeply the connection between my environment and myself.