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. 

[siStar Simone]

What I think, say and do greatly influences what I experience. For example, 3wks ago I was walking to the store as I do often. I have not been eating much as it is very hot.  I was paying attention to how strong and steady I felt. I should add here that I am mobility challenged and use 2 canes to walk. As I was thinking this I twisted my ankle and fell. Although it was 1pm, within moments there were 3 gentleman there to assist me. First lesson was I am not as strong as I was thinking I was. second lesson is I had done this 6 months prior and “worked” thru the sprain and pain, an egoistic notion in this case. My corporeal body isn’t as young as I feel lol. Third lesson, I can’t do this alone. I realize its a corporeal example yet it can be scrutinized from various degrees

 

 

[ORLANDO]

In this moment as Friend Nancy said I am grateful t0 be on this path because the beauty of it is that as you progress a feeling of reassurance comes along with it !

[Ed Mereoară]

I need to learn who I am or what I am and unlearn the old perception of me?

[Jani]

The origin of feeling? Believe from the soul and heart, as the mind can ignore what it sees. The mind can rationalize events, can forget things. I believe it is one’s soul and heart that reminds one through dreams and triggers about good and bad feelings.

[Rune T. A.]

I would love to KNOW how a tree experience it´s existense. And a Dolphin, and an eagle, and a Kabbalist…

[Henry]

Interesting. Want to connect with the eternal Light.

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