[Zachary Hanlon]

I have gained a much more structured understanding of experiences I have had, and things I have felt. This wisdom has given color to my whole understanding of my past, present, and future.
One of the things I love about this teaching is how grounded and methodical it is. I find it refreshing in the way it has been presented- thank you for giving such beautiful light to such beautiful light.

[Zachary Hanlon]

It has happened to me consistently in powerful ways since I was a teenager. I saw a lot of things far before I understood them, and had some incredibly powerful life changing and life saving experiences. I don’t view the question as rude.

[Zachary Hanlon]

Is it possible for one to have tastes of an emanation they have not attained, or to have a temporary equivalence of form with a higher emanation, as if it was a preview, only to have it slip away, then motivating the individual to cultivate their point to further attainment?

[Zachary Hanlon]

Is there a concept of sin in Kabbalah? Or would this just be the refusal of the light, or a misplaced desire to receive?

[Zachary Hanlon]

The Ruach I think would be most parallel to this concept.

[Zachary Hanlon]

I hope for everyone to see the blessings that have been hidden in their pain. That they might see the light and love of the creator shining through their most trying of circumstances. That love and compassion for their fellow humans would shine through their hearts.

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