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

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

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

[Daniela]

I love everything so far. The concept that I think it blew my mind was to learn about  the Roots and Branches worlds and to see the graphic that we live under the barrier and we have to correct our lives in order to go back to the upper world in 125 steps

[Mary]

I really enjoyed The Essence of the Wisdom video by our instructor Tony Kosinec! What an amazing introduction to Kabbalah! I also enjoyed the first chapter of Kabbalah Revealed written by Rav Michael Laitman, PhD, wow! I feel fully confident that I’m getting the best education in Kabbalah and am so excited now! Thank you so much! I will do the rest of the reading this week but just had to say I really enjoyed the quizzes and the reading material and how the course is set up. I like that we can download the transcript and even the video! I appreciate the syllabus pdf download! I like the tip and quote of the week 🙂 Very nice and uplifting and also straight to the point. I purchased the ebooks and that made everything more convenient. I’m grateful that Kabbalah has been made accessible to me!

[Angel]

The thing that shocked me was that the Old Testament is a cryptic text.

[Barbara]

I’d love to have my mind blown. It feels so good! I have gone through all the material a number of times. I am curious to discover more!

[Gwendolyn]

This first week’s info about Kabbalah has brought some insight and (more) curiosity about what Kabbalah actually is, especially after hearing all the things it is not, because as I’ve been listening I keep thinking, “hmm this sort of sounds like esoteric studies (which my souls feels drawn to) and  quantum physics (which fascinates and intrigues me), and, so far, it’s alluding to psychic awareness… All these are up my alley. Could this be exactly where I want to be?”. But another thing that’s caught my attention is how, so far, it sounds like a blend between Eastern and Western religious thoughts. Eastern being the focus on Ego and the need to be rid of it, and Western being the need listen to and follow God’s word explicitly to be saved. Neither of these really sit just right within me so I’m eager to discover more about this so I that, with a deeper understanding of it all, it can help me to continue to move through some of these triggering words and beliefs I find rising in me as I’ve been moving through my personal spiritual journey of ” what the heck is the answer to the purpose of existence and can it actually be found?”.

[Prema]

This world is world of outcomes and not world of causes. That struck a distinct chord in me.

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