[Susan]

What was the purpose of man’s flesh being created?

[Susan]

I hope, as mentioned in the introduction, that you will know the program that works in you, and that you will completely trust in it. My wish is that you become compassionate toward developing the point in the heart that exists within you, and to be conscious of the momentousness of the collective soul.

[Susan]

My understanding of “attainment” is clearer. The allegory of the cat (knowing what a cat is vs knowing a lot about a cat vs being a cat) was a humorous yet brilliant way of explaining “attainment”.

[Susan]

By Listening to the KabU lessons, I have content to mull over for the day which in return arouses my curiosity to learn more by reading the books that you have recommended and searching out more information on your website, and what a wonderful wealth of information we have at our fingertips!

[Susan]

After being raised in a Christian home, exploring and contemplating other religions. I arrived at a place where I had more questions than answers and lots of confusion! I’m so grateful for discovering Kabbalah, the teachings so far just make sense to me. But, now, in my mind, I can no longer view God the same way as I did before. I feel that the term “God” as I learned it, forces me to restrain Him within my five senses (in this world). I feel attached to this Creator as if by a tentacle, desiring to do His/It’s will, but not sure how I make my desires known. How should I approach the Creator that Kabbalah teaches, in prayer, thoughts? Thank you, Susan

[Susan]

The perception that Kabbalah wants to lead us is the one outside of our bodies, and the way we do this is by transpassing our bodily limitations, not perceiving reality the way it is now.

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