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.

[Sherry]

Every single day as I look around and as I take in what I feel and think I am reminded that there is sooooo much more out there beyond our senses that we dont know about and that I act and react to only what is within my senses to understand. Which means we know practically nothing about nothing and it is humbling and exciting and inspiring. To know that the beginning of something doesnt start with a register of a sense, Neither does an “ending”.

[Letta]

That we can reach balance if we add to our quality of reception an intention to bestow, by paying attention to our intentions. By asking ourselves why we are doing what we are doing.

[Karen Assayag]

As correction occurs in the spiritual world, by everyone for everyone, the pull of the corporal world grows stronger and thus the forces pushing individuals to tshuva and tikkun are harsher.

[Vera]

I finally understand the importance and the essence of the 613 mitzvot, our way to climb up again the ladder through the 125 states, and how important the intention behind each mitzvah is! Also it blew my mind that we don’t have to correct all the 613 mitzvot individually, but the correction can be done by others and still be corrected for everyone.

[Yael Ahava]

Taking the action to transform my self, beginning the intention to write  a list of the 613 mitzvot and start to do them cheking the list and do an altruistic action of giving.Here is the moment when i really want to start the process in receiving from the Creator,and giving to others.Turning my self in Ahava,Shalom and light day by day drop by drop.

Yael Ahava.

[Abogado Carlos Morthera]

We are handcuffed by nature or The Creator

[Autor(a)]

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