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.

[Gisela Bottcher]

I see the sense of the stairs in Mosques: Not only angels but we all are going down there and up again. And no more speculation is necessary about the sixth sense: it contains the potential of being on the giving part, and all the giving we practise amongst Humanity is just an exercice on the path, getting to know the joy of creation even within our world. Each human life has some conscious and unconscious capacity of bestowing, and life gets brighter by living it more in consciousness.

• This reply was modified 1 week ago by Gisela Bottcher.

[Steve]

To create a creature and fill that creature with Unbounded Delight!

[Fernando]

“Move in spiritual space meant to change the quality – the will to receive – to become more and more similar to the quality of the creator – the will to bestow.”

That to me was such an eye opener.

[Merinda]

I found the part about how the red apple is all colors but red! This really stood out to me because it showed me that when I look at something it isn’t necessarily what is there it is what isn’t there. So, I understood this to mean to be very careful how you interpret what I am seeing. I need to sit down and think about my perception of what I just looked at and what it really means not just “what I just see” with no point beyond this.

[Sebastien]

What is blew my mind is the definition on the soul. The explication of the church was so different,  maybe said lies because it was to scare the believer.  Or here, i recently the correct  definition. I bought a lot kabalash books but it wasn’t easy to understand.  With your teaching,  I’m very happy to  learn.

[Alina]

I realize my perception of reality is unique, and the same happens with ith every one. My husband lives in a different reality that me. That is my aha moment.

[Steve]

that is a challenge and an opportunity, in realizing our spouses are on their own journey

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