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.

[MsNandi Marie]

This was interesting and I don’t completely comprehend it:

The force of the Creator and the force of the Creature must not connect directly. There would be a short circuit.

 

[junior]

Even the most educated egotistic person can miss the mark.

[Jamil de Paula Merlo]

Parece simples, mas é uma enorme luta interna para dominar o ego e atingir a equivalencia de forma para essa união nivel acima. Talvez seja o primeiro passo que é mais dificil, estamos aqui estudandopara essa evolução.

 

[Collen Sebifelo]

remarkable week five indeed..i have been dying to come out of this cocept..but the guest and host and acting intelligence articles profoundly elevated my perception especially how to equalize.. i see cleaarly the real work is ttined here .thanks from botswana

[Mira]

I have learned over these 5 weeks , that all human actions are fundamentally motivated by  personal preservation and avoidance of pain.

Without ” sovereign power”, humans would exist in perpetual war against all, because their competing egoistic desires.

We all should focus on common good,” universal benevolence”, that we owe the world. I promise to treat myself with same benevolence, as I owe the world.

My personal growth is a necessary part of the world’s preservation.

[Nicole]

As I watched the final video of week 5 about the equivalence of form, I felt a sense of understanding that is somewhat beyond words. You gave the example of the carpenter whose intention/blueprint is always felt in the table and chair he has built. I got a deep a-ha knowing about the equivalence of form from this example. I sense knowing/understanding/trusting the intention/blueprint of the creator is the key. I think about Bereshit in  Genesis, and the repetition of the words about God creating the world “and God saw that it was good.” Again words are limited, yet I felt an understanding.

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