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.

[John Caton]

So we can choose, but only from the menu before us; our environment being the menu? Is our environment really a free choice? Understanding is still out ahead of me. But, I appreciate the lesson because it has provoked some inner turmoil, some important suffering, I hope.

[Adelina Santos]

That everything is predetermined.

[craig]

The article “Things that come from the heart” has given me a new perspective on an observation I’ve frequently made.

[Steph]

A mind blower {or mind opener} for me is my perception of reality is only a ‘subjective’ perception.  My ego really wants to wrestle with this however, after experiencing this lesson I’m much more convinced it’s true.  Thank you KabU.

[Victoria]

The related videos at the end of the lesson are always hitting the spot. We have free will, but not in the physical reality, in the spiritual reality. it is our job to begin to choose the right internal environment.. Which is actually impossible because we don’t actually choose our thoughts or our deeds, but in the attempt to reach towards “the light”- it’s as if we summon a good environment. What is occurring is that a filter is being created that will allow the future Kabbalist to be able to perceive the love that is all around or  “surrounding” them.

[Purity K]

Knowing the fact that it is not possible to reach spirituality without freedom, blew my mind.

 

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