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What I desire this semester is not only to have the reforming light amplified in me, but also learn practical ways to apply the many principals I have learned in the previous semesters.
My best experience from the previous course was to learn that we need to be in a group with others who have the point in their heart. I had always thought that the spiritual path was on that you walk alone. I expect from this course to learn how to apply the concepts I have learned in the earlier courses.
I’ve learned how to adapt the wisdom of Kaballa in my daily life. Furthermore, the most important thing I’ve learned this semester is we need to work with a group the receive more of the reforming light. Up until this point I viewed my spiritual practice as a personal journey, not a group activity.
We are all created and connected with the love of the creator. However, since our “fall” we no longer remember this. If everyone was to wake up to this things would change dramatically. We would approach everything with the principal of putting your neighbors wants before your own. With this one change all wars and suffering would stop and make this planet heaven on earth.
I think it all boils down to treat others as you would treat yourself. When you do that you are always going to be kind and loving. As we know we are one, so when we help others we are helping ourselves too. When we help others without excepting anything we shift from receiving to bestow which is the thing that we strive to do.
