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]

As I moved through Part 1 and now, half way through Part 2, I frequently lose sight of the role of “intention” when considering the correction of my ego. Having that reinforced again is probably the most outstanding thing I’ve gained from this lesson, but there are others as well, such as the meaning of prayer and the understanding that I can’t correct my ego without it, meaning self-analysis of my ego.

[Adebiyi Dayspring]

The intention behind the action is more important than the action.

[Matanah]

In article 21, Baal HaSulam explains that in order for  prayer to be accepted,  it must be a whole prayer not having other things mixed in the middle of prayer.

[Aaron]

I really liked the fact that WE have to change, that the lesson emphasizes on self-actualization.

[Eva]

I am puzzled by the fact, that we, created beings have to correct the creation of our Creator! I am looking forward for what feels like impossible at this early stage of the study, as there is so much confusion! If I wouldn’t be fully aware of my heart’s desire to bond with the Creator, I might just be a mentally ill person going into a lock down facility; sure this is out of reason and logic, yet these faculties in me are craving sooooooo badly to know, feel, sense, understand the Creator!

[Ahmed Tabella]

Every time I watch these lessons, I feel as if I experiencing them for the first time. with the same feelings of mystery and passion to understand and attain sublime and hidden matters.

[Autor(a)]

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