Reflect: Share something from the lesson that inspired you, or even just gave you a fresh perspective.

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Reflect: Share something from the lesson that inspired you, or even just gave you a fresh perspective.

[Greg]

The Birth of the Method inspired me because I could visualize how Kabbalah was created.  The two lights of Kabbalah provided me a better understanding of the 10 sefirot.

[Yvette Lanausse]

It’s inspiring to understand our connection to all. The example of how we all operate as one organism such as all the cells in our bodies all work together to maintain our body made it very easy to understand. Also the butterfly effect was impactful. Thanks

[Aguinaldo]

Why is Kabbalah, so difficult to understand, the fact that I don’t understand it, it means that I have not developed the necessary kli to receive it?

[Joydnature]

The last lesson changed my perspective on the reason why things is happening in the world, especially when I watch the related video, I understand why war is happening in the world today, I understand why some part of me is against the spiritual connection, this is just like a new beginning of my journey on KabU. I am looking forward to change my perspective and raise above individuality EGO

 

[Ben]

I am a student of scripture and history.

I found the retelling of the story of Babylon, Abraham, and Nimrod from the Kabbalist perspective was fascinating.

And this course is giving me a bit better perspective and understanding of the 10 Sefirot and how they relate to the different worlds as well as each person in the present corporeal manifestation.

[Peshka]

I would say “Only connecting can save the world “ and work towards the good not on only one nation, but the whole humanity:)💕

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