Share your insights and impressions from this lesson with fellow students.

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Share your insights and impressions from this lesson with fellow students.

[Annililia]

Hi.

I hope for the future to be positive and that people/mankind learn to respect, accept and help each other far more than now and “before”. But I am not really sure what the future will bring. I feel fear of war in the world and that mankind will not be able to learn to love one another in the right way. I fear that nature will be destroyed and that there will be lack of food for beast and man, however I also hope and wish  that mankind will be able to recreate nature with love and respect and to produce food without doing harm to animal and nature.

[Arabela Dias]

Whatever may be the future, may each one of us look inside and do oneself correction, contributing to the whole correction.

[Larry]

We are in a continuous evolving cycle and life will not return to the old normal. Spirituality will need to become part of our education system, enabling future generations to live in harmony.

[Esther]

We’ll get through it, but there’s going to be a lot of destruction and suffering before we get to a more unified sane world.  It’s almost like we’ll have to go through a global near death experience to finally act with compassion and get our priorities straight.

[Joanne Kabu-W10]

At this moment I believe nothing is random and that there is a purpose for everything and everyone.  I’ve always tried to understand what is happening outside of me as an inner lesson. Some things approaching over and over until the lesson is learned. The pandemic has given me an opportunity to have a deeper relationship with myself, my husband, and my neighbors as we isolated together for a year. What a gift that I found the study of Kabbalah. I feel this time has shown many about the interconnectedness we all have and a willingness to reconnect and care for one another.  I will not be going back.

[~marz]

While my family has been so deeply impacted by loss during this time, I continuously feel an undercurrent of being held in comfort knowing there is a purpose beyond my understanding. I had very deep hope that we would all emerge from the pandemic with a different way of being in the world. On the surface, the majority is trying to return to status quo, but there is a deeper river running through may of us that yearns for the connectedness in a new way. I think of us as light warriors, even when I cannot ‘see’ the true purpose, I feel it.

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