Preparation Question: In what way have I gained a deeper understanding of my life and of the forces working in the world?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: In what way have I gained a deeper understanding of my life and of the forces working in the world?

[Steven]

I have discovered that everything that we do comes from the will to receive I.e. egoistic desires within the heart, which is also the source of the suffering that we see within humanity at large (and how we perceive it.) This has lead me to understand that a correction must take place within, transforming egoism into altruism.

I have a deeper understanding that we have two options: the path of Pain (non-conscious involvement) and the Path of Light (conscious involvement.)

This week has awakened the desire to develop walking the Path of Light (Torah and Mitzvot), to consciously move towards my goal of reuniting with G-d.

I desire to learn, and to practice how to give in a way that is pleasing to the Creator, for His sake.

• This reply was modified hace 4 meses, 2 semanas by Steven.
• This reply was modified hace 4 meses, 2 semanas by Steven.

[Alice]

In the way of studying Torah and Mitzvot.

[Regi Taylor]

Curiosity to Learn more about it for sure.

[Carl]

That many actions are ego driven and the “pain” we experience is the correlation. We must be able to receive correctly

[Tina]

I’m learning what Kabbalah says is the explanation of how we shattered into the 600,000 pieces and came down the 125 steps and are now trying to work our way back up to once again be one with our Creator. I still have so much to learn and understand and still have many questions. I have followed other paths that did not seem to be the answer so I’m hesitant to just believe Kabbalah without questioning.

[AvivaSky]

The first thing I realized from the lecture is that events around me are not necessarily about me. Everything in the world is connected and influences everything else.

So in a situation it is not enough to look only at what happened. It is also important to ask why it happened — what intention might stand behind it.

At the same time, I have to examine my own reaction. Why did I react in this particular way? Is it fear? Is it ego? Is it simply a habitual pattern of thinking?

This reflection is important because I cannot truly know what is happening in someone else’s mind. Each person perceives reality through their own internal framework.

Therefore, the only thing I can really work on and change is what happens inside me.

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