Reflect: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or even just gave you a new perspective.

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Reflect: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or even just gave you a new perspective.

[K M]

I’ve been feeling really stuck in life lately, like my life isn’t moving. Kabbalah helps me understand that I am not stuck, that I have the power to change my circumstances.

[Robin]

The idea brought from Gileads story about the ship repairman that tapping in the right place is enough to set things in order.

[Jolene Nunemaker]

That not a single word in the Kabbalistic texts or books is talking about anything to do with this world. That they are talking about forces above that sustain and create things that appear in this world.

[mickele]

I have a new understanding about Kabbalah. I have thought it was a lot of things instead of the truth. I was thrilled to hear what it is

[Yvonne]

This lesson has open my eyes to a lot and meditating after what I have been reading I am viewing life differently

[Katrina Leeks]

When I read the excerpt from “Attaining the Worlds Beyond”, I could understand the relationship between our perception of reward and punishment and the perception of the Creator in the world around us. It helped me see how one can’t exist without the other in our perception, nor should it. The quote from the Talmud really opened my eyes to this even more. It provides the information to us on how we should feel, and that the purpose of the world is for our growth and work in 3 lines.

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