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The writings/books have inspired me the most.
The lessons, teachers and so far KabU as a whole are really a great platform. I feel safe and that I can dive deep and the platform will remain a stable structure. I’ve learned that it’s okay to let go and not cling so tightly. That it’s okay to dive into deep waters because the point in the heart is not going anywhere.
I’ve studied Kabbalah with Bnei Baruch for many years and what I’ve learned is that friends in Kabbalah can be lifelong. I wish for a great connection to the new friends that are here and that we reach our goal together.
Over the course of my life, I’ve noticed that I look for ways to help others, and I get a real sense of fulfillment from knowing that I’ve made a positive difference in someone’s life.
Knowing that we all came here with a point in the heart and with the same goal, I’m confident that as we become mutually receptive to increasing our desire for rebuilding that collective soul that together we will indeed become a vessel for the light. ~ This is my wish for us.
It seems, to me, that life in the corporeal world has been a series of weird scientific experiments. Testing the environment (relationships, surroundings, feelings, thoughts, emotions, beliefs, etc) trying to uncover the truth, and seeing the results fruitlessly as “combing the mirror to style my hair.”
My search for answers consistently leads me to the question, Why am I here? Why do I exist? What is the point, and What forces are controlling my life?
By gaining a deeper understanding through the study of Kabbalah, I see the forces working through a choice, the path of pain and suffering, or the path of pleasure and light.
