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.

[Seeker of Wisdom]

I was not aware of how organized the meetings for connection are (a breath of fresh air). It is extremely encouraging to see how devoted the mentors/teachers are to help the participants learn the rules and customs of group work. I almost feel (or do feel) the future connections being made and my point in the heart glowing from the joy I feel in the others. I look forward to playing my part in the most un-selfish way that is possible. I ask the Creator to create within me a new heart of flesh and help me discard the stubborn heart of stone. May you all come in contact (connect) and be transformed by the light of the Upper-Force!

[Lora Vatalaro]

Thank you so much!

[Rae]

Thank you for helping me grow!!

[Steph]

A new perspective for me is I’m learning how to feel with another person and the Creator at the same time, if I focus solely on supporting the group or another person.  Thank you Julian!

[Purity K]

The knowledge that we are all equal in the workshop and that the outer looks do not matter.

[Katel]

I was elated with the set of rules and organization of the group or workshop! Never heard of anything like it before, i am wowed by it and can’t wait to experience it soon.

[Shmuley]

Interesting that true spirituality has to do with working spirituality in this life with a group of likeminded people. In other religious groups spirituality had to do with leaving reality. Here spirituality and reality are the same.

[Beverly]

Good Morning!

This is a statement, question, epiphany, and fear.

It took me 2 days to process my experience and this is what I deducted.

…………………………………

I was a little confused with the process of the graduate forum. So, I signed into a “workshop” which I was not prepare to undertake.

What I deducted from my inner self was quite frightening.

I saw myself! With all the ugly details and ego.

Of course I ran to hide from the world and myself…..

So, the questions….

Does everyone come to this realization?

If so, how does one push through?

For me pushing through my ego is quite shameful and embarrassing. This ego that lives within has a name: PTSD, the beast.  It fights others with words to maintain it’s survival.

How does Kabu or does it…deal with this type of behavior?

I see my truth on the other side of the veil, but have never had anyone to stand with me as I push through…and I’ve always given myself an excuse to be a victim.

So, AGAIN I am at this crossroad.

How does one shed an Ego that is BIGGER than life itself. One that fights viciously to stay Alive?

Because it is clear to me that I am at a place of change or go home and I prefer not to go home!

Thanks

 

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