Preparation Question: In what way have I gained a deeper understanding of my life and of the forces working in the world?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: In what way have I gained a deeper understanding of my life and of the forces working in the world?

[Alejandro Escontrias]

I have come to understand that the control I thought I had, is really not my own. That I have come to idolize the perfect world in my own mind that I thought I could create for myself. I’ve been mostly successful in controlling the forces around me in this world, but at the expense of others. I find that so far, I’m beginning to realize I need to let go of that, and in a way I am both fearful but also I find relief of some sort that the burden of the world may not be on my shoulders, and that maybe I can’t fix everything no matter all the injustices I see, even in my own character. I’m hopeful that Kabbalah will redirect my path back to the Creator and His Will, and that I can align with the forces that work from above here below.

[Ben]

Ab makes non-sense for the reception of what we are within Torah.
The escape in love is severe for most to grasp the point from within.
Either way the Creator accepts this and Conquers All.

[paige]

Gained a better understanding of grace

[Jim]

I realize with a deeper sense how all peoples are connected. I can sense that there is a power that permeate the universe. I want to learn to connect to it and it connect to me.

[Ariel McKinley]

I had a recent epiphany about the relationship between the Tree of Life and the Tree of Death, and how energy and matter are created by the collisions between particles of consciousness and anti-consciousness.

[Cinco Leone]

I have learned that when viewing reality through the lens of egotism, I am oversimplifying the true and complete nature of reality. All of life is reduced to the mere concepts of pleasure and pain. Rather than perceiving the whole of reality, I am only concerned with the parts of it that are seemingly beneficial to my selfish agenda. I have also learned that the experiences I so habitually am inclined to reject are actually a vital aspect to my development as charted out by the creator. These negative experiences are not a means of punishment but a refinement of my desires and a type of growing pain that are the result of stretching towards God.

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