What have you discovered about Kabbalah that was new to you?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

What have you discovered about Kabbalah that was new to you?

[Raymonde J.]

That Kabbala is God and God’s Way.

[Andrew Lawson]

I loved the story of the dinner guest. How the thoughtfulness of the host is repaid by the enjoyment of their guest and both sharing in the experience playing their part.

Coming to this with a new perspective of the role of the ego. It is different and a fresh take on the relationship with the creator. Normally recognition of my own egoism would trigger feelings of guilt or shame. However, the want to receive seems to scalable in the eyes of the creator? The want to receive so to bestow or to share, to reflect the nature to the creator being paramount?
Within the praying video, and I am paraphrasing here as it sounded as: when in prayer, if asked correctly, that it can be answered instantly.
Does this mean that we should ask the creator to help us change our perspective, for the lesson presented us and then expect answer will come?

Sometimes we are faced with old trains of thought that might not be useful for us anymore. New perspectives can take time to develop, or can we expect help with this also?

Are there also other ways in which we can work with the creator?

Perhaps, I need to test this myself? 🙂

Thank you for all your time with this.

[San]

the fact that we can actually take advantage of our ego for a greater purpose!

Also if reincarnation is real!

[Anita Kinoshita]

That it explains reincarnation. That is new to me.

[Sharon]

To understand the connection between all of us and the path back to Him.

[Rex Jebamoney]

That we are one small part of a larger picture, which is beyond our comprehension

[Autor(a)]

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