Reflect: Write a revelation from the lesson that sparked your curiosity or revealed to you a fresh viewpoint.

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Reflect: Write a revelation from the lesson that sparked your curiosity or revealed to you a fresh viewpoint.

[Renata Klem]

The ego separates us from the Creator. By using the desire to receive with the intention to give, we draw closer to the Creator’s quality of giving, and this opens the doors to the perception of the upper world.

[Branden]

I really appreciated the lesson telling me that the point in the heart is also egoistical. But that’s okay! We should just focus on developing it nonetheless and not worry about it being egoistical since this is simply Lo Lishma which is a valid and natural phase of the path.

[Juule]

“We are directed to Kabbalah from Above. (Quite often we are di-
rected elsewhere, toward other “spiritual techniques” which means that we must go through still other phases of development. It might take several more lifetimes before we arrive at Kabbalah).

Finally, when we begin to study Kabbalah, our every desire begins
to grow within us. We become more egoistic, and therefore smarter.
Greater worldly desires are born, especially sexual ones.”

This is so very true for my life experience.  I spent 30 years in an other “spiritual technique” and it wasn’t until the pandemic when I was directed toward Kabbalah because I could not stay where I was.  I still had spiritual yearning which was and still is my intention for learning.  What surprises me the most is that “our every desire grows and we become more egoistic and smarter.  Greater worldly desires are born, especially sexual ones.”  I’m a little shocked at that.

[Robert]

It was a very good lesson, very well explained.

Thanks

[Koena]

Using the ego for the benefit of others as opposed to destroying it, was a big take away for me.

[Robert]

to connect has generally left me wanting, and so connecting in bestowing is a new thing entirely, Yes. Thanks

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