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.

[Sharilyn]

What blew my mind is hearing what reality is. Reality is actually the “Light” (Creator) – the highest form of altruism/bestowal.  Knowing Reality is not  based on the five senses but on the sixth sense, which is intentionality/point in the heart that leads to equivalence of form with that “Light” via the method of Kabbalah as well as the awareness of our interconnectedness.

Experiencing reality requires my egoistic desires and/or useless distractions of my five senses to be removed.

My understanding is that patience and perseverance will assist each of us to climb each degree step by step thus ultimately allowing for equivalence of form with the Creator and ”being” Reality.

(My apologies for any type of errors.)

• This reply was modified hace 3 semanas, 6 días by Sharilyn.

[Luz]

Not a easy answer for a baby student. But Tony explanation about the black box was an eye openning.

[Alice]

If I weren’t going through a difficult time in my life right now, I probably wouldn’t have settled down to study Kabbalah and embarked on the path of self-correction.

[Alice]

“Then, however, although there will be concealment, there will also be demand, and this is what is important—only the demand.”

174. CONCEALMENT, Shamati

 

[MsNandi Marie]

Learning about Concealment and Revelation was eye opening. Understanding that the Creator’s nature is to bestow and not to cause us suffering and harm.

First revelation of the Creator is a state with a high level of contact with the Creator’s nature.

“The Creator’s nature is a pure, unlimited, and altruistic desire to bestow good, share abundance, and create wholeness.” (from Google}.

First revelation is also the first state of correction. At this state we have completed the preparation and  penetrate the barrier into the spiritual world.

[Mira]

The more I study Kabbalah, the more I get” invisible “pull toward my inner self. It ‘s almost like a pause for me  to stop and think before doing or saying something.  It’ s a more conscious  effort.

[Diana]

At the last meeting with my friends, I experienced a situation that showed me how it feels when someone does not receive what you want to give. In that moment, I understood how the Creator feels when we do not receive His light. For me, it was a good example and a motivation to want to change myself and to want to receive in order to give pleasure to the Creator.

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