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.

[Carina]

I can enlarge my perception  by overcoming concealment, engaging the group as my soul, and embodying the Creator’s qualities will transform my perception—from a separate self to a part of the unified soul.  Practically Integrating Kabbalistic Structures for Altruism and Spiritual Growth taking action in the following way:

10 Sefirot
Reflect and embody each trait in daily life
5 Worlds
Deepen perception and intention as I “rise” above ego
125 Steps
Take consistent, incremental actions of bestowal
Partzufim
Integrate varied qualities and act with maturity and unity
The Group
Practice mutual responsibility and collective spiritual focus

This is how I will reach equivalence of form with the Creator and achieve true spiritual realization.

• This reply was modified hace 4 meses, 3 semanas by Carina.

[J. Alexander]

I love that we will work together! 🙂

[Lorie]

I found the reading of Chapter 7 of the Guide to the Hidden of Kabbalah really enlightening. I could better understand the 5 phases, 5 worlds and related concepts more clearly. We were presented with these notions previously, but I find that different texts, video, etc, present these notions in a different perspective that all together help the student understand better.

[JOAN]

After some reflection and reviewing of lesson 4 I now think that my initial response to the question “what does it mean to view reality from the perspective of the creator” is actually ‘muddled’ for me at this state of my attainment.  I could say “love thy neighbour as yourself”, but I have very little internalising of how to do this!!

[Mike]

I am so comforted by everyones comments. I share in the view that this was, for me, the most challenging, or confusing, part so far. I applied a thought that I used earlier, to keep going with the video, or reading, in hope that it would come together. And, I am happy to say that it did. I feel like I got it all, on the second time through this weeks material.

[Katrina Leeks]

It’s not always what is said, but the message in between gets through. It’s incredible when something I read 2 weeks ago, that I knew I was not grasping opens up a bit more when I read it now. I’ve been uncertain about my past experiences as they relate to where I am now. But now I have a basic understanding. I’m also grateful for everyone sharing their questions and the answers received.

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