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.

[Ozie]

I see in myself an interest but not a burning desire. However, I still feel I want to move forward. These two seem at odds to me.

[Nic C]

The concept of the Will to Receive and the Will to Bestow. Prior, I thought of it as projection and reception, but changing my thought of projection to bestowal had a significant impact in my heart. I’m also blown away at how similar the ancient wisdom of Kabbalah is with so many philosophies and belief systems, but this one doesn’t need to be dogmatic, but rather a mode of being–an embodied experience is the goal. I like that very much.

[MAROUANE Bakiz]

what blew my mind is ” the reshimot” recollections of past states.

my question here is what do we mean with Past states….our memories as persons or our spiritual states after the descent from above ??

[Helen]

I used to be a little afraid about spiritual stuff (ghosts, spirits, etc.), but by learning how to develop the will to receive, I have a kind of “magic” clarity and understanding about everything around me. Also, it feels as there is no turn back from it.

[Esther]

All the teaching about our limited perception reminded me of Huxley’s book Doors of Perception where he explains the action of psychedelics as relaxing the filter of our senses and allowing more of reality to enter our consciousness.  This is why people have such profound experiences when they trip and it’s again being used for psychotherapy.

[Shlomo]

Where to begin?! We are so fortunate to have access to this course, and this level of spiritual insight. I love the idea and application of absolute altruism and faith above reason – to mimic and embody the wondrous, life-affirming qualities of the Creator as to entrain to the Creator feels right, in my heart centre. This is real Kabbalah – not the purchasing of red strings or chamsa jewellery as though spirituality is a product of consumerism.

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