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.

[luis felipe pereira cuadra]

I had a dream that I was in line to talk to a rabbi and when it was my turn I told him that I was very excited to study and learn he started smiling this is the second time this happened, i dont know who the rabbi is

does this happen when we study

[Phillip Rogers]

What blows my mind is the more abstract way of looking at the Creator it really shakes me out of my more traditionalistic/mythological/anthropomorphic sensibilities. I also find the more pragmatic way of viewing Kabbalah as a science to be more effective than as religion/magic/mysticism during this age.

[Geneva Fillips]

I am like the worm in the radish (from the quote of the week). The world and the entire experience of life is just that for me: bitter and very dark. I really want to disconnect from life (haven’t left my apartment in weeks) because I don’t see any meaning to all the rushing around.

[SUDHI]

Generally, spirituality associated teachings and concepts can get very abstract for a common lay man to understand. I like the way Kabbalah is taught here  in a structured manner so that students can learn and understand  this wisdom at their own pace.

[Temperance]

I love that the teaching is so natural and pure, that everyone thinks is, what is not. Not realizing it All comes from this true source. I’m already mind blown that the teachings are making me just see life in a brighter, softer, more loving way. Thank you for giving your time to teach all of us divine searching souls. I’m excited to see and feel what the next weeks bring.

[Amani]

I hold a master degree of physics so I’ve a scientist mind. In all systems we learn by mind. But with kabbalah I’ve to follow the Creator who make me discorver the reality. So I think my ego should be passive ?

[Author]

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