Reflect: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or even just gave you a new perspective.

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Reflect: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or even just gave you a new perspective.

[MsNandi Marie]

 

I found the following quite interesting and I had never thought of spirituality that way before. It makes perfect sense. We do not have to sit passively but can actually amplify our vessel.

The more light I attract, this will reform me and accelerate my spiritual evolution.

“A Kabbalist student can accelerate their spiritual development by focusing on intention (Kavanah) in their actions rather than just performing them, aiming to share with others to connect with the Creator rather than for personal gain. Consistent daily engagement in meditation, prayer, and study is more impactful than occasional intense efforts.:  YouTube +2

 

[Mira]

I learned the difference of Kabbalistic prayers focused on spiritual  aim, changing the person praying vs regular prayer focused on changing creator and  asking only to provide what is lacking in physical world.

[Dan]

During the course of this week’s lesson I understood the process of correction/Tikkune in a much more detailed way. This will be beneficial for me when I enter the group of 10.

[Greg]

I think the concept of prayer and how one should pray.

[Carina]

The soul’s separated aspects are always waiting to be reconnected and healed. When every person in a group sincerely wishes for the reconnection of souls to the true source of love and unity, their prayer takes on an entirely new power. This kind of group prayer—where the intention is for the wholeness and benefit of all—reflects complete caring for everyone, both the good and those who seem bad.

If everyone is praying for each other, aiming their desire at the whole regardless of personal setbacks, it creates a shared field where separation disappears. Identifying with the group or spiritual circle means that any goodness is shared among all, because in reality, there is no divide—just soul-level connection.

When we reach this level, we gain real access to the place where goodness originates, becoming part of a spiritual delivery system. The prayer itself creates the shared quality that matches the holistic nature of reality, so all receive and give at the same time. The soul isn’t just something external or individual anymore; it becomes the collective life inside those who pray for togetherness.

Physical separation doesn’t vanish, but you begin living in a reality governed from a higher, spiritual perspective. True prayer is when we leave our ego-driven individuality and enter into the life of the whole soul—this is exactly what we should strive for, because it brings us into harmony with the Creator’s desire for us.

[Marie]

What blew my mind is the power of group prayer and what kind of prayer get answered.  I can’t wait to be in a group. Even though individual prayer formulated properly can also be effective.

[Author]

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