Reflect: Share something from the lesson that inspired you, or even just gave you a fresh perspective.

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    • #494886
      Ngozi
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      I can attain spirituality through my connection with others. I’m looking forward to taking the practical steps to achieve this (in a dedicated group where we all have the same goal).

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      FREDRICK OCHIENG
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      We reveal creator between us and bestow to friends in group is bestowal upon creator

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      MsNandi Marie
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      Learning about Abraham’s extensive role with being a Kabbalist.

       

    • #494096
      Ellema
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      The realization that self-interest (ego) has taken us far but now we see it has led to self-destruction and therefore has taken humanity as far as it can. The shift the wisdom enlightens us to make is not to repress self-interest but to master, transform, and transcend toward shared-interest through intention. Nothing new needs to be done other than to consider that desiring anything that only serves the self while harming another is an uncorrected desire that ultimately moves all of humanity toward destruction.

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      junior
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      The hidden nature of it all amazes me. I feel so special for having encountered such precious wisdom.  Everything feels Surreal.

    • #491419
      Guy
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      I am a devout Roman Catholic and have found Kabbalah all through the teachings of Jesus and writings of Paul.  People are always speaking of the earth being in the end times, but I tell them that I believe we could have a very long time to go.

      Thinking about the Kabbalist use of the languages of the language of the branches, we were reading the verse from the Book of Ezekiel where the angel shows him the stream coming from the temple and measures off 1,000 cubits for times, until the stream is a flowing river making every thing fresh and new, including the salt sea.  I wonder if the death of Jesus isn’t the temple and “cubits” aren’t code for years?  That would place us still 2,000 years from a perfect world, and Ezekiel never speaks of an end.

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