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.

[Jeffrey]

It really blows my mind that there is an explanation for why the fulfillment of my desires have been so transient. I thought there was something wrong with me. But to find out that to be unfulfilled is by design. That is truly heartening.

[ilse]

“When we reach the level of absolute sinner, we can cry out to the Creator and eventually rise to the level of the absolutely righteous”. I love this one! Its only by going down, that we (consciously!) can go up… If we don’t experience contrast, consciousness would not be possible. We would remain unconscious. I think the Creator created the creature to become conscious of Himself ! This kind of thoughts are blowing me away :).

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Well it’s very familiar.

[Anita Kinoshita]

In the Kabbalah simply explained, the statistic about us processing a tiny fraction of reality blew my mind.

[Niina Korpela]

I felt connection even nor seeing life, its things beyond time what I truly enjoy meeting people who I sense being highly awake. Tell me if someone is said being impatient like Cilicia, what that means? How much we can ask questions where goes line? Like children having age of million questions and using word why? I calm my self down, otherwise burn myself down.

[Claire]

The Hebrew word for Creator is Boreh, and
contains two words: Bo (come) and Re’eh (see)

I love this invitation;  the natural world is so beautiful.

Kabbalah tells us that Nature, which is synonymous
with the Creator, is whole, altruistic, and united. It tells
us that we must not only understand Nature, but we
must also want to implement this manner of existence
within ourselves.

It’s so comforting to know, as a generally distrustful person, about Kabbalah and its connection with nature. These two quotes helped my understanding so much.

[Author]

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