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.

[Michael]

Kabbalah is beyond what I had thought… It’s beyond concepts which I had fallen into. It’s way deeper than I can ever conceive. Today, I’ve understood that there’s a repelling force within me that always wants to identify with good and not evil. I’ve always missed opportunities to do a “Tikoon”. I have heard about “Mitzvahs” but I don’t see reasons why I must do them and even if I do, I always have one reason not to. Hmmm… I don’t even trust myself anymore… I think I’ll just stick to the tip of the week. Truly I’m humbled and repentant. Thank you.

[Richard]

With regards to the Revelation of Evil:

Several years ago when I was attempting to understand the 10 sephiroth, I came across the Idea that good and evil were the left and right hands of the creator, indeed that evil was not only necessary but intentional.

This really disturbed me at the time, I was struggling with serious questions and having an existential crisis for quite a few years, like an obsessive search for the truth that would end my suffering, which at the time was colossal.

Now I am quite comfortable with this revelation, because I realise that I have a choice to avoid taking part in Evil, at least consciously, and therefore walking on the path of light eliminates a great deal of suffering and causes our good luck to return to us.

I have learned this first hand through direct experience.

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