Reflect: Share a revelation from the session that stimulated your imagination or offered a fresh perspective.

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Reflect: Share a revelation from the session that stimulated your imagination or offered a fresh perspective.

[David]

What blows my mind is the dance, this interplay of bestowal and reception…that it is not one or the other and that ein sof contains within it a perfectly harmonious balance of the both.

[Katel]

My take away and new perspectives are: Tzimzum (the conscious restriction) and Masach (the miraculous gift from the Light that enables)! Learnt they are really key in my spiritual work within the group to ascend the spiritual ladder.

Another take away; I am not in the group for myself benefit, but in it to bestow to the group.. and the group in turn is my spiritual womb to nurture and bestow to me. In other words, “i am for the group, and the group is for me”!

[Marko Podgorsek]

A while ago I got a ‘revelation’ that all the important parts of my life were not done by what I perceived as ME (ego me). And I knew I was led here to Kabbalah. It’s nice to get a confirmation of my thoughts by an Kabbalah instructor. It adds so much weight to them. Thank you 😇.

[Shmuley]

To learn the right way to give and receive I need the right environment, the fight group and people to do so.

[Theresa H]

I am very introverted and this class has showed me i may need to open myself more to others to open my self more with the creator.

[henry]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Dentro de los muchos conceptos dados en el curso, destaca la idea del triángulo de fuerzas a tener siempre presente: El creador , el medio ambiente espiritual ( el grupo) y “yo”, actuando con la intención adecuada. Este concepto nos lleva a recordar  la visión siempre constante de la unidad de ” there is none else besides Him” que impregna toda la Kabbalah.</p>

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