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.

[Steph]

In the video,  “Prayer as spiritual transformation”.  The graph [whiteboard drawing] was a wonderful ‘visual’ that I’m going to use when feeling resistance.  Thank you KabU!

[Ahmed Tabella]

Faith above reason was allows seemed vaguely similar to religion Faith. the metaphor of different levels of the body having different levels of reason is excellent. it is a matter of equivalence of form.

[Purity K]

Learning to see the internality of the person and not the externality.

[Kenneth Alexander]

I grew up in a Christian home and I have an attraction to metaphors. The one I’ve been contemplating on recently is the idea of a waterwheel that turns a millstone. To be like the waterwheel, receiving from the water the force to turn, which makes me (The waterwheel) feel like I’m doing as I should. And as the water flows through me, I help turn the millstone that produces the force to grind wheat into flour, which in turn gives the next the ability to turn that flour into bread. It’s kind of silly I admit, but its been helping me conceptualize the idea of being a force that takes in order to give.

[Bonnie A. Bus]

I wonder if I will be able to have the insight to help or to pray for the other, if I’m not seeing what’s the real desire of the groupsmember. I have no skills. And I didn’t study psychology. Would it be wise to continue?
indeed I like the way of humbleness of the story of the humble Rabbi

[Shmuley]

I have finally understood the reason for prayer. There were so many times in my life when I was sad because my prayers were not answered TO ME. Now I understand that I must pray to be more like the Creator and be selfless and help others to be blessed. That makes a lot of sense.

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