What are you feeling after this lesson?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

What are you feeling after this lesson?

Share a few words about your impression with the other students taking this course with you and check out what they’re feeling too. 

[Mirjam]

Go beyond, observe  life, surrender to the force, trust your own pure nature, recognice the same pure nature around you, so also in the other, dare to be vunarable, stop resisting the life force, connect to your divine nature … become the co-creator, live the divine Will to give. Be brave.

[Olusegun Olusakin]

This lesson threw some insite; hanging between the physical and the spiritual, makes meaning to me, because I have always known that what I do and what I have achieved so far has never been solely my physical efforts alone. But how and where the “spiritual” comes in still leaves me wandering. 

[Rachel]

interesting,i get a warm feeling inside of me. the tree arrows reasures me that there is hope. i only need to want the change and put in effort,

Shalom

[Seraphim]

Every created thing that exists experiences conation to sustain its existence. This conation for self-continuation is always accompanied by a capacity to perceive that it is all-devouring time which engenders the diminishment of one’s existence in favor of the generation of another being in one’s place. Rudimentary consciousness may be defined as just this: the awareness of the unique conation of one’s existence, together with the perception that time will waste away the entity that one is in order to make way for another one to occupy one’s space. Time, then, is the uniquely subjective force, felt by a given entity, of the displacement of space from the body of one entity to the body of another. The most acute and salient – and thus the most real – modality of consciousness is pain, for pain is the awareness of some degree of fatal harm  to one’s continued existence, or terminal damage to one’s organism. The opposite of pain, of course, is pleasure which is just a consciousness of some degree of benefit in the form of the preservation of one’s selfhood in the body.

[Christian Brauns]

My Body and my inner life are not part of nature and under its control as the world I see around me
Mainly I do not feel much here. I know what feelings are.
I just can not find, what I should do here.

[Ty Palodichuk]

I’m ready to take the leap

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