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My desire for each student is that their egoistic desires are set aside and they work with faith above reason. Also for them to remain content in the middle line.
Learning that both egoism and altruism come from the Creator minimizes large doses of negativity. When I find nuggets to share, my grandchildren also appreciate them.
The explanation that the text was written to be understood by and between Kabbalists who have attained that certain level of understanding, was a wow moment for me.
My 5 senses are limited to my understanding of reality. The greater my understanding of the forces that govern this world, I’ll know that this is advancement in life.
The language of Kabbalah is currently a stumbling block; however, when it is broken down, of course, I understand it and in many cases, experienced it a good number of times over. (I’m not young). I’ve been seeking Truth for at least 30 years. It has taken me in and out of doors all my life. Even though I am not in a group of 10, (of which I strongly desire) I understand (in layman’s language) Kabbalah on a basic level. I suppose there is no other way other than to study vocabulary words to understand the language of Kabbalah. It’s interesting, when I read the lesson, I understand it clearly. When I am quizzed, eh, not so good. Do you have any suggestions as to how I can excel in my studies? My yearning is almost jumping out of my chest! Thank you for reading and for your concern.
