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In Episode 21 of The #WednesdayWisdom Show, you can peek into an aspect of authentic Kabbalah study and see students interact with instructor Tony Kosinec as KabU students from around the English speaking world, in the first and second semesters of their online courses clarify questions that arise for them as they absorb fundamental principles of Kabbalah and unlearn old ways of approaching the nature and structure of spirituality. This event happened on Sunday, February 10, 2019.

What are we really asking when we ask to know what life means? Sam Harris, Sadhguru, Elon Musk, Richard Dawkins, Alan Watts, Monty Python,. and everyone wants to know what the purpose of life is.
The problem with getting an answer to that question is that we have to be prepared to hear the answer, to grasp it in some way… and that means that we have to have the right question, the right kind of emptiness able to receive an actual answer!

Are Elon Musk and Neil deGrasse Tyson right? Is human existence a simulated model lacking the qualities of an actual, natural reality? Do we live in a matrix that imitates experience but lacks the essential substance of life itself – even though it seems to possess it? Find out how science’s newest thought experiment shows that our collective awareness is edging closer to revealing the real nature of the game of life explained thousands of years ago in the Wisdom of Kabbalah. Get Kabbalah’s perspective as KabU instructor Tony Kosinec untangles the mind knots of this question in Episode 8 of The #WednesdayWisdom Show

Immortality of the soul? Can we be immortal? Is immortality possible? Find out if it’s a one-time short-lived phenomenon or something we’ve completely misunderstood See how the answer is inextricably linked to your perception of reality with KabU instructor Tony Kosinec. From Phaedo to Plato & Socrates, Philosophers, theologians, mystics and… EVERYONE wants to know if there is life after death, is the soul immortal or is this little blip of life all there is?

Are human’s capable of acting without a thought of self-benefit? Are we built with a selfish gene that simply won’t allow it… or are we completely misunderstanding what we are and where the borders of our identity actually are? What forces need to be rearranged before we can affect our created nature to feel and care and live for each other. Where is the handle that will change human society for the good?
What do we need altruism for anyway? Why isn’t the way that we live now good enough with its external actions and its external good?

The word Spirituality has become synonymous with vagueness. Everyone seems to have their own definition – or non-definition. For something so serious that’s a pretty unserious approach. What is it that a “spiritual” person is seeking anyway? With so many “paths” that all supposedly take us to the same “place” in the end, wouldn’t it be a good idea to have some idea of exactly where we think we’re headed?

Bob Proctor, Oprah, Denzel Washington, and half of Hollywood swears that we can attract the life we want that’s filled with the happiness we deserve. All of this, they say, depends on applying the secret metaphysical law in which we use positive imagining and sensation to feel as if that we already have those things. But does it really work the way we think it does? Who and what is really in control of this phenomenon? Is it really a spiritual law?

Is science able to prove the existence of God and is Human reason alone the right tool for this job? What makes discovering this answer so tricky? What do we measure and how does it amount to proof? Find out with KabU instructor Tony Kosinec.

Is Karma real? Does it exist as a mechanism in nature and is it really about “what goes around comes around”, or is this way seeing our relationship with the hidden, holistic balance in nature as karmic retribution based solely on our own attitude? Is it an invented cosmic point system made up to keep you in line? Neil Donald Walsch, Sadhguru and Alan Watts don’t think so, and neither do the Kabbalists.
There are many ways of describing the intricate system of action and reaction in nature to human intention and action, but what is its basic underlying law or quality that gets called Karma, what’s it there for and what is it guiding us towards?

Is Karma real? Does it exist as a mechanism in nature and is it really about “what goes around comes around”, or is this way seeing our relationship with the hidden, holistic balance in nature as karmic retribution based solely on our own attitude? Is it an invented cosmic point system made up to keep you in line? Neil Donald Walsch, Sadhguru and Alan Watts don’t think so, and neither do the Kabbalists.