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.

[D]

“Had it not been for the engagement in Torah and Mitzvot Lishma, to bring contentment to the Creator with them, and not to benefit ourselves, there would have been no tactic in the world that could help us invert our nature.”

[Marli]

<p style=”text-align: right;”>There are currently 70 posts on the Week 1 forum posing this question, and only 10 on this Week 5 one. It surprises me how little activity is here, and I hope to see it grow. The perspectives offered in this course alone are invaluable to me, and I’m optimistic to learn of these subjects more personally.</p>

[Massimo Roselli]

This journey is mind blowing. I have been studying the wisdom of Kabbalah for a few years now and for the very first time I understand certain concepts but more importantly I have started feeling them. THANK YOU.

[Tove Jo]

Yesterday I felt a very strong feeling of the longing to know and be with the Creator, it became very strong and my tears just popt out like they do now, only thinking of him/her. It is a feeling of belonging…that I have lost what I sometimes had..and I fell a missing, it makes me feel sorry.

[Shmuley]

I agree with the importance to change our egoisme with the wish to bestow. That is the principle of all of creation.

[Andrew]

The law of equivalence of form has helped me to realize how the Creator works with all of us and that the Creator isn’t whimsical in who it chooses to grant Light to.

[Autor(a)]

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