Reflect: Write a revelation from the lesson that sparked your curiosity or revealed to you a fresh viewpoint.

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Reflect: Write a revelation from the lesson that sparked your curiosity or revealed to you a fresh viewpoint.

[Carina]

Kabbalah shows me that ego isn’t eliminated; it’s balanced and transformed. With intention and awareness, I can become a force for connection, choose genuine freedom, and evolve into a giver who brings myself and the world into harmony.

[Tamar]

The ego problem versus the need to fulfillment of the point in the heart growing with spirituality and the influence of the lishma.

[nat]

So basically if I do something for my brothers and sisters then I feed my point in the heart,

If I do it for my own selfishness then I feed the toad (the ego).

basically illumination is really simple I guess

[Lorie]

As Judi and Robert shared in different comments I was also astonished  tolearn that as we started to engage in the study of Kabbalah  our ego inflates when we would rather  wish to try to control it in order to bestow.. It seems counter intuitive  but in fact it makes sense as we learned since when our desire to receive grows there is more potential to bestow.  When I became conscious of that this week , I notice in my attitude  that for a week or two I was feeling more egotistic than usual. I suppose I became simply more aware of my egotistic attitude

[Joe]

To learn about the harm of the ego and how to try to receive with the intention to bestow is such a deep concept.

[jul]

This week’s lesson felt just so powerful than I expected it to be when I looked at the curriculum. I was astonished by the idea of integrating someone else’s desire into mine so that they can have pleasure. It was still not clear to me until now what bestowal actually means in the context of Kabbalah, but now it’s different. I can’t even explain with words the feeling I had after watching all the videos and reading all the texts. Just Thank you!!!

[Author]

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