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.

[Sharilyn]

What gave me a new perspective or a “wake-up call” from the text is that if I truly wish to earn the Revelation of the Creator, this has to be my strongest desire that no other desires exist. For me, this means that I have to do a lot of inner work than I previously thought.

[Greg]

@Hai Mag, Well expressed. Faith above reason seems counter to everything I was taught growing up. We were taught to not question the religious dogma. Reward and punishment was the prime motivator to tow the line. Thank you for your response to this question.

[AmandaNZ]

I’ve read a lot of stuff over decades about the Tree of Life and the sefirot and Gil’s “Made Simple’ lesson here blew all that away as well as my mind. It was an Aha moment for me. Finally something that sounds real and makes complete sense in every way. Also – seeing how much of this information gets misinterpreted because people insist on applying it to corporeal matter. It has changed my way of looking at the texts.

[Seamus Dolan]

On viewing the Equivalence of Form video for a third time this blew my mind. Such an amazing piece of knowledge being shared with us all . . . and how had it totally escaped my notice the first times!!!

“So, these constant events that evolve in our lives are like notes of love, a beckoning on the part of the Creator to come to him.”

 

[Paul]

How to get a screen In de video, de property of the screen “not for me” .

[Lucky]

What blew my mind is : The same actions can be have other meaning depends on the intention. The analogy of 2 friends enlighten my understanding.

[Loyda]

It must be cool to be able to live in the spiritual world while in the body. The thought of it blows my mind.

[Autor(a)]

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