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.

[Lora Vatalaro]

This lesson really helped me to understand the difference between employing my thoughts in an egoistic way and employing my thoughts in a way that will move toward correction.  Knowing that the study of the Wisdom of Kabbalah doesn’t enable me to “control” this world is so helpful.  Learning that the study of the Wisdom of Kabbalah can enable me to use my thoughts to bring more light into this world is very motivating to me.

 

[William Taylor]

It blew my mind when I actually looked in my heart and saw the reason why I wanted to go with the Creator connect. In the beginning mostly I just didn’t want to burn in hell so it was for me that I was seeking the connection. Now I see I want to connect and be one with our creator because I want his will to be done my will causes destruction his will causes love and peace.

[Maria]

Thank you soooo much for all this work, platform, dedication, videos, wisdo

[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.

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