Reflect and Discuss: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or gave you a new perspective; or discuss the lesson materials with your fellow students.

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Reflect and Discuss: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or gave you a new perspective; or discuss the lesson materials with your fellow students.

[Rex Jebamoney]

The correction is happening within you as one studies, a new perspective emerges. The change is so subtle that I don’t feel it at all, but realize that I am thinking differently, like viewing with a wide angle lens! Amazing feeling

[henry]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Creo que la única forma de corregir nuestros deseos e intenciones egoístas es a través de la intención de cambiarlos por una naturaleza altruista. Solo es posible a través de la luz que Reforma, el deseo de lograrlo y permitir, dentro  de nuestra libertad, que el creador nos lleve a la semejanza de forma, para obtener un cambio del ser colectivo que nos permita vivir en un mundo equilibrado en el que todos amamos al otro como a si mismos (en realidad ya no existirá el “otro” pues seremos un solo organismo)</p>

[Christianne]

Egoism is in every person, helps us to survive, to see our desires come true. As long as this doesn’t harm others, it seems healthy egoism to me. It is different when it leads to quarrels, dissatisfaction in friendship, in relationships,
What about people with narcissism, for example? Can they ever learn to empathize with others’ feelings and come to give without benefit to themselves, or what with the less gifted, they often react like little children wanting to have their desire fulfilled immediately. What if one has no respect for all that lives in nature? Abuses animals, destroys nature? How can one ever give without profit of one’s own?

[Sharilyn]

Spirituality is not a personal pursuit; we can only

experience the Upper Force as a collective soul.

In this world, we are many, but in the upper world, our existence is merged into an altruistic creature (one heart, one mind, and one body).

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