| Kabbalah: To Reveal. To See. To Know. To Ask.
Over the last couple of months, I’ve found myself having conversations I never expected to have, with myself, with life, and with something far greater. As I’ve journeyed deeper into Kabbalah, I’ve become more aware of the energy moving through my life.
This is, without question, the most magickal study I have ever experienced.
It has shown me what it means to come into balance, fall out of balance, and consciously return again. It feels like an alchemical process, a sacred unfolding. The sacred art of climbing the Tree has become one of the deepest explorations of my life, and I’ve been incredibly grateful to experience it within the container of Universal Kabbalah, guided by Ambassador Eric.
Halfway through the journey, or perhaps just a little further, I find myself discovering parts of myself and parts of the universe that I never knew existed.
The first Tree I experienced, two years ago, was incredibly intense. This one is no less profound, but it carries a different quality. There is a quiet magick to this Tree that I’m learning to trust and love. It has challenged me and revealed truths about myself I never imagined I would encounter.
I love learning with Ambassador Eric Thompson. His gift is taking teachings that seem incredibly complex and making them feel accessible, practical, and alive. As a teacher myself, I’ve found that this has unlocked something within me. He has a remarkable way of holding the keys while empowering his students to discover their own.
As a student, I’m here to learn. I’m eager. I’m willing. And above all, I’m deeply grateful.
The tools of Kabbalah are no joke. When you begin to consciously work with them, they invite an extraordinary level of transformation. They reveal both your shadows and your light, asking you to meet each with honesty, courage, and compassion.
Throughout this Tree, I’ve experienced an incredible alchemical process through the ebbs and flows of life. The external changes have been just as remarkable as the internal ones. This journey has taken me from being unemployed to opening my own business, and now, hiring my very first employee.
Have I made mistakes? Absolutely. Plenty of them.
But the Tree has helped me see those mistakes differently. Rather than failures, they’ve become invitations to heal, grow, and refine who I am becoming.
For that, I am profoundly grateful.
Kabbalah continues to teach me that revelation is not something that happens outside of us. It happens within us. Every challenge becomes an invitation to see more clearly, to know ourselves more deeply, to ask better questions, and to walk this path with greater humility and love.
What a blessing it is to be a student of this sacred wisdom. |
