Reflect: Reflect: Share an epiphany from the session that broadened your understanding or shifted your perspective.

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    Reflect: Reflect: Share an epiphany from the session that broadened your understanding or shifted your perspective.

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      Marie
      Participant

      I understand why it is important in kabbalah the need  to work in a group where our ego will be challenged and encounter conflicts to forces us to examine ourselves, make changes, and grow closer the creator. In  the lab setting.

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      Lucy
      Participant

      What I see outside myself is also me and  that I need to connect with it positively.

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      Lorie
      Participant

      The importance of the group and its dynamic with each individual high and low is what I retain the most. However I have a bit of difficulties to understand partsuf and its two parts, GE and AHP their role and where they are located (inside/outside of me, etc,).

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      Simon
      Participant

      The importance of connecting with a group really stood out for me in this week’s lesson. By combining our points in the heart, the whole is greater than the sum of the parts which will help us unlock the light. I’m looking forward to connecting with like minded people to help with not only mine, but everyone else’s spiritual advancement.

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      nat
      Participant

      if the group is needed to make progress, how will I accomplish this? I live in a city where there are no kabbalists groups

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      Joe
      Participant

      The must surprising thing was that there will be conflicts in the group but I understand why now.

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