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.

[Anita Kinoshita]

What I did not expect to learn is that in Kabbalah reality doesn’t exist outside of us.

[Suzanne]

I had some idea of our perception of reality through the senses after learning about it in a Neuro Linguistic programming course. However this course is taking the understanding and explanation of our senses perceiving to a deeper degree.

[Josue]

I have learned that one of my mission is to know how to climb the ladder and discover my true self.

[Felicity]

I had many ah ha moments that consolidated previous thoughts I have had about existence and reality.

What really moved something in me was in the fourth video, the images of light. Without understanding it, upon seeing it, I understood.  I understand light on a deeper level.

[Sally]

I was reading that we are the same as we move up the ladder, before and behind the screenDid i understand that correctly? Because I’m having trouble grasping that concept. As I read about the importance of intent as you move up the.ladder. my Grandmother had a saying that she repeated frequently when you do something it has to be with a ‘happy heart” for it to count. That struck me. Thank you for this course. It has touched me in ways I was not expecting. Although the reading is challenging, I’d like to continue, Sally

[Janet Wardhaugh]

It amazes me that you can take a group of people and show, tell, or get them to smell or feel something and depending on how they have been taught and their filters they will each see, hear or smell something different due to their perception. On the other hand you could have another group who all recognise the same things. Perception is the key.

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