This week has enabled me to identify, why I was getting confused with words and there meaning, such as Torah, Nations, Mitzvah’s and Spirituality. By changing what I study and how I study, I have a clearer understanding of these terms from a Kabbalistic point of view.
I would like to take the opportunity to, Thank Tony and all the Friends at KabU for the classes that have been made available.
I have walked away from Religion, due to the conflicting information that Religion teachs. For years, I have been confused, due to the Conflicting information, which made it hard to develop my Kabbalah studies. Having now dealt with this issue, things are now making far more sense.
I have started to see how the way I relate to the environment, as I perseve it, with regards to my mood, directly affects to how others act within what I perseve as my environment. That goes for people and animals.
<p style=”text-align: right;”>From what I understand. I contain the world within me, and what I perseve as the world around me, is a fraction of the total of reality.</p>
Is what I am perseaving, with regards to perseving the mood of others around me,
Is that my ego, tricking me into thinking this or am I actually perseving this through a spiritual connection.
I ask this as I have been working hard on changing the way that I act and react around others, checking my intention and correcting it when possible.
<p style=”text-align: center;”>I would like to take a moment to thank you. I have been a member of Kabu and kabbalah.info since winter 2015, when I took my first course with you, and in that time, I have managed to change in leaps and bounds, saving my marriage, being a lot close to not only my family but my wife’s family. Kabbalah has enabled me to make inner changes that would not have been possible without the kabbalistic teaches. I have returned to restudy everything that I studied previously in the hope to reconnect with all the friends here and to deepen my connection to the Creator. I will be honest, in that, I do study with Chabad and with an Orthodox Rabbi and others, and so my time has been limited with regards to how much I had to restudy Kabbalah, however for now, I hope to focus what time I have available to restudying Kabbalah, when not with family and supporting them.</p>