[Tracey N]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>We invite the light that reforms as it does the work. We strengthen the influence of the light by working within the group.</p>

[Tracey N]

As someone who has spent many years trying to get rid of the ego, with a level of success that resulted in loss of interest in almost everything I ever enjoyed or was motivated to pursue, I was initially surprised that this isn’t part of the correction referred to in Kabbalah, as this was the only method that seemed to be available since I became aware of the Creator’s existence and began looking for answers. I thought that if I resisted my Ego, then at some point, the Creator would become evident again. This never happened of course. Are the efforts I made in this direction likely to be a problem now?

[Tracey N]

To move our perception from “What’s good for me” to “What’s good for the whole”.

[Tracey N]

That the light would guide us and illuminate our inner condition so that we can begin the process of connection between us and to learn and implement the method.

[Tracey N]

I was most inspired by “There is None Beside Him”. This article brought so much clarity.  I have learned that my perception of reality is very incorrect.

I hope my fellow students will advance in the work and be inspired by the Creator to complete their task.

[Tracey N]

Because there is only one soul, then any correction in one part has an effect on the  whole. If the number of individuals correcting themselves grow large enough then it should have a tangible effect in our reality. I think that’s how it works.

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