Putting your feelings aside, what did you take from this section of the course?

[Lio Spiegler- KabU Instructor]

Putting your feelings aside, what did you take from this section of the course?

[peter]

it seems like it is a necessary process

[Lu Lu]

As Americans, we have been conditioned to value our existence as pure ego, even to the point of being oblivious to humanity. Although I believe we all have a point in the heart, we were brainwashed and trained to believe that the point in the heart was the value of how others see and treat you, even in a false view.  Instinctively, we know that this is all considered BS, but the ego needs justification from others to go along with the false narrative to be valued. From that, they treat others inhumanely. Sadly, we missed the value of caring for others and loving others to create a harmonious world for all. Thank god the Jews were able to keep this sacred so that all can benefit from what the true meaning of life is. I always loved the song Imagine.

[Sheila]

There is a jealousy of the Jewish nation throughout the world, and a knowledge that much is hidden by the ‘chosen’ people. If the Jews were to show how to unify amongst themselves first, perhaps we would get somewhere on a global scale.

[Tammy Ardoin]

The Jewish nation is the key to changing our world into a world of connection and of Unity, and with that said the study of the Wisdom of Kabbalah is the starting point, beginning  with the point in the heart, and to getting the connections started with the friends.

[Richard L Olson]

I am eager to view the video to the end as I have seen it before.  I rejoined KabU to see it again.

[Bradley]

That my journey towards conversion to Judaism has more meaning than I realized. Not only do I have an obligation to a community and a people but to humanity.

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