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It inspires every single class Tony Kosinec teaches us. It particularly drew my attention to the levels of nature and how I can accurately assess my progress in terms of the roots of those levels, concealment, and how it is directly related to the Upper Force experience.
It has also been an awesome experience to discuss different questions with my study group, and I feel really connected with them. I sincerely hope they achieve the goal established in this course.
1. I understood why it is necessary to be in relation with others: to correct yourself, you need to see the desire in others and to fulfilment these desires and so, you will check another mitzvoh on the list of 620.
2. I’ve learned about myself that I can do it!
3. I wish to my fellow students in their spiritual development to find the best way to connect to the others in order to feel their desires and fulfilment them.
greeting i just wanted to add to my original post ,I tried to edited it and hit submit and it vanished, it deleted itself. hmmm maybe my computer doesn’t love me as It self lol wish i had a scribe. lol anyway.
what i wish: methodology of the true meaning of loving others as ourselves was put at the forefront. by way of maybe an entire course ect… I wish we could really nail the method down and be able to teach it to the world. with knowledge comes great responsibility and we have a responsibility to take action regarding this skill. or attainment.
It was interesting to see how I struggled with the format of the TGT episodes. I think this is a preview of what “work” is in the context of the group, and I look forward to that.
I ended up skipping forward to the next course with the last part of this one undone, and I wasn’t sure why until I watched the “Is Peace on Earth Possible?” video, and it was a perfectly timed ( I mean SO perfect.. it feels like reality is having a highly articulate conversation with me lately,) answer to a gnarly problem in my subconscious lately.
It’s so hard not to try to apply the concept of altruism by “fixing” things. This is a lesson my sister and I have actively grappled with for decades, and in that entire time I can’t tell you how many times we have recalled that quote from Kabbalah about how you cannot judge a job half done, you cannot judge a person in one state and know anything about where they are headed, or how. (Even though, in our experience the worst a child was that we knew the better they turned out to be as an adult, every single time.)
But when you have learned that the greatest thing you have to offer others is your healing ability, your problem solving ability, your positivity… it is a very difficult concept to peel away from the concept of bestowal. You really have to go above reason to understand that what seems to be the kindest thing has nothing to do with what is actually the kindest thing, and all you can do is learn how to mean well, abstain from egoistic pursuits, and pray for the best. . . . and how this is actually the most intense work. This is taking real responsibility, not displacing your responsibility onto somebody else.
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