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.

[Andrew]

The lesson shocked me in a deep way.

The purpose of the rules to create the proper environment for doing the workshops was very helpful.

The way we are to prepare ourselves before coming to the workshop makes so much sense.

Each person comes not with concern about themselves but on how to listen and connect with others. The focus is entirely on the others. I loved this lesson!

[Dora Francis]

The guidelines for the conduct of the workshop were really outstanding to me as it immediately got me to realize what I was doing wrong in my interactions at home, work, socially etc.  Although I have been exposed to what was explained on many occasions and in different forums before but somehow it didn’t have the impact on me as it did this time. Somehow during the session I truly had a light bulb moment when I said this is what my interactions with others is missing. Maybe the Creator is indeed creating a Kli in me.

[Sol Belo]

The exercise from Rav Laitman to start the day with the view that everything is the Creator, the Light is what I have been doing this past week. I would want to know ahead of time when the next live meeting with Julian Edwards will occur so I can schedule it.  thank you for the preparation work.

[Sol Belo]

Going to the workshop with the attitude of going to an interview with the Creator: that blew my mind

[Rune T. A.]

I thought that we in the 10 would be looking for our own flaws in order to correct them. It is going to be a challenge for me NOT to do so…

[zohreh]

This week’s lessons changed my perspective on unity and empathy, about the group, about the workshop, and now I know that among the group, I and others have no meaning but only the manifestation of the Creator.

[Author]

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