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.

[JamesM]

Hello from Poland.

Great lessons, thank you so much. I’m really intrigued by the idea that the people, places and things mentioned in various spiritual texts (The Bible, Zohar, etc) are actually referring to internal spiritual states. Absolutely fascinating!

[Karina Menchaca]

It’s interesting knowing how there’s a coded language that once you get to know it will help ypu achieve deeeper knowledge

[Flavia]

I liked knowing about the origins of Kabbalah. I found fascinating that it was in Mesopotamia 5.000 years ago that they attained the knowledge of the “Master Plan”. The explanation about how people back then could understand and connect to Nature better makes sense to me. The ideia that since then the egoism has been growing also makes sense to me, although I would “naturally” assume that in Mesopotamia people had problems with egoism as well.. I feel like researching more about their culture to understand this better.

[Diana Catalina Cortés Valencia]

Free will, the fact that creation already has an established plan but we have the freedom to choose whether we will receive for our benefit or receive to give, and therein lies the genuine individual change that unites us with the whole.

[Ron]

That today’s society is frantically moving from one desire to the next and yet is feeling more and more unfulfilled.

[Sue-C]

I appreciated the practical questions outlined that we can expect to find answers for thru Kabbalistic methods.

We need to be taught what we are made of.

What is preventing entry into this world?

How can we gain a sense of the Spiritual again?

These are the questions that I look forward to answering for myself. Thank you.

 

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