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.

[D]

I love the books.

“There is no time in the spiritual world, no space, and no motion. The Upper Worlds are not above us in the physical sense of the word. “Ascent” actually means “regaining consciousness. ”

It seems I can’t get enough of the literature.

[Roger Fry]

For me it was: work with wat you’ve got. There is no need to try to put a lid on desires.

[Steph]

What gave me a new perspective is working with the group to correct the ego.   I’ve always thought it was just me against my ego…going around the same mountain again & again.

[Rebecca]

Before I began watching video 2.5 I wrote down the following statement:

“Why do I feel ashamed that my point in the heart is an egoistic desire? My intellect tells me it should be altruistic but I can’t help but want others to help ME fulfil spirituality. It is shameful that I should want to exploit other people’s attention for my own benefit.”

It’s peculiar, funny, maybe ironic,  that Julian then says that students tend to ask a question to a similar effect.

I suppose I’m on the right track…

 

[Purity K]

Knowing that interconnection together with ego will lead to crisis whilst positive connection leads to harmony. That gave me a new perspective.

[Katel]

Lesson video 5 of week 2 on nurturing the point in the heart addressed my concerns and fears about the Kabbalistic group in relation to egoistic tendencies; it was so soothing and encouraging to know that:

• The Kabbalistic lab or group is a spiritual healthy environment, and not an egoistic hunting ground for exploitation and self-love.
• The Kabbalistic lab feeds, nurtures, and grows our point in the heart to cross the barrier to spirituality and does not feed our egoistic vessels, but that in this laboratory, the ego is identified, treated, and corrected for change.
• That the values and aspirations of this Kabbalistic group are purely altruistic values of spirituality which are connection, unity, and mutual bestowal.
• The Kabbalistic lab is a group to motivate and encourage each other to grow to spiritual attainment and move to bestowal.

[Autor(a)]

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