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.

[Frank]

That Nature and the Creator are the same.

[Nadim Kseib]

the lesson reminded me of my childhood question: where did we came from? why are we here? is that all of it?

these questions started resurfacing 1 year ago and ignited this spark to start searching and reached the Wisdom of Kabbalah

[Nancy Arnold]

That reality exists only within our own perception. There is no such thing as reality then. That was mind-blowing and thought provoking. I want to go beyond the five senses and ego that create my current reality.

[Michael]

I have been living in a false world created by myself. Who I think I am is only but a fragment of a false identity. This really reveals a lot to me. I don’t even know what is real anymore. However, Kabbalah I perceive is a wisdom/science that reveals that true reality of the Great Unknown.

[Camila]

This part gave me a new perspective about everything:

“The only reason we lack the perception of the Upper World is that it’s surrounding us so abundantly, more vividly than anything we experience now, but we lack a screen over the sensor in which it can be perceived!”

[Miryam]

In Attaining The Worlds Beyond, Rav Leitman writes,  “Why, then, is he Creator silent in response to human pleas for relief? …people are much more concerned with their own progress than with glorifying the Creator. Thus, their tears are empty, and they leave this world just as they entered it, with nothing.” These words penetrated me so deeply, and I had the shocking realization that nearly always, underneath my seeming love and devotion to God, underneath my prayers to be emptied that I might be filled and serve, was a limited, self-serving interest. Wow.

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