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.

[Donna]

What blew my mind was seeing the tree of life authentically mapped out for the first time. I’m so excited to be learning Kabbalah.

[Lorie]

Hi fellow students,

I thought it could be useful : here is a lexicon of Hebrew words often used in Kabbalah. Here is the link:

Kabbalistic Terms Glossary | The Science of Kabbalah (Pticha) | Books | Michael Laitman | Kabbalah Library – Bnei Baruch Kabbalah Education & Research Institute

at http://www.kabbalah.info

PS: Sorry, it was impossible for me to copy the link, but you will find it!

• This reply was modified hace 12 meses by Lorie.

[malcolm]

What blew my mind during the last weeks tuition is the relationship between Adam’s “ Raziel the Angle” written 5780 years ago, Abraham’s “Book of Creation” written 3800 years ago, “Moses’s The Bible” written 3200 years ago, Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai’s” “The Zohar” written 1800 years ago, The Ari – Etz Hayem’s “Tree of Life” written between 1534-1572 and Baal Hasulan’s “The study of the 10 Seferot” written before 1954, all these documents can be attributed to the same soul carried down from Adam. Thus highlighting the process of reincarnation.

[Marlaina]

I love hearing the story of the friend making the dinner for his friend. It made me respond to my friend who bestows so much on me in a different way. I told her that I feel so loved now by her loving me in the way that she does. I feel now I must be of value to have have someone so loving love me so much and how much I appreciate the ways she shows me that. She felt wonderful when I told her that and she even bestowed even more on me…I was thankful to the creator…I saw Him/her in action..We both felt the point in the heart together now , instead of me feeling less than or guilty for her love. I realised we are the same…

 

[David]

I love the way Kabbalah is explained in the videos. I got my Wife to watch the videos with me and she loved it as well. Thank you.

[Logynn]

I’m reading and re-reading Attaining the Worlds Beyond. And it reminds me of those lion dances they do in China, where they are on 20ft poles, and each step must land in the exact right spot. The thing about this book is that every time I take a step that it suggests (and seems clearly to be contradictory and impossible) there is no pole there… no place to step. But a step appears there all the sudden as soon as I commit my weight to the step.

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