Reflect: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or even just gave you a new perspective.

What totally blew my mind was realizing that the Upper Light shines on all of us equally, without favoring anyone—it’s like standing under a perfect sun, where every soul gets the same warmth. But what changes everything is that each person feels and responds to this Light in their own way, depending on what’s inside them. I used to think spiritual work was a solo mission, but now I see that true connection with the Light actually depends on how much I can unite with others and go beyond my own ego. It’s amazing to understand that even small steps toward unity let the Light change me from the inside out. I see now that the real path to feeling the Creator is to connect “as one man with one heart”—it’s so simple, but so profound at the same time.

The new perspective for me is the possibility to experiencing inner change, to feel connected and belonging in a community promoting selfless goodness to the separated souls, my broken parts, with joy and gladness,thus moving being our world towards unity.

What inspired me most  is about the video shown by Dr Michael Laitman.  So many people tried to make this connection possible but has failed because it was built on egoism.
I don’t sometimes understand what I’m reading but I also get the push to continue learning.

More I listen, more I read, more I participate the more I feel and understand bit by bit, and the more I am motivated to continue . This week, I had the time to participate in this last Saturday group discussion and in Sunday’s “Kabbalah Explained Simply” and the Q&A afterwards. I got some of my questions answered. Just listening to others and sharing provide me with a little preview of the dynamic and benefits of a group workshop.

I got really intrigued when I read in the excerpt “Great Kabbalist’s throughout history ” that: “Before Rashbi ( RABBI SHIMON BAR-YOCHAI ) began to write the Zohar, he established around him a group of disciples, where the soul of each disciple corresponded to a certain spiritual degree in the upper world. There were nine students, and he was the tenth. Together they formed one collective soul, corresponding to the complete structure in the spiritual world called the Eser (ten) Sefirot”

I connected that with notions such as the general vs individual souls, the lines and the circle. I reviewed the notions of the different phases of the creation, the corresponding worlds and the process of the ten sefirot. Every time I understand and feel a little bit more. I devoted a lot of time in the study this week. I am glad I did.

My best to all!

I was very impressed with the movie with rav and the clarity it brings on everything. It touched me also because i was struggling in the last course with so many of the real ‘highs’but also sensing such depths

What blows my mind is how simple yet profound the principles.