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

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

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

[Logynn]

The idea that we gain the strength to use the correct intention by achieving a capacity to sense the spiritual world, and then to make a direct comparison between how it works and how our inner world works, and to adjust our own parts slowly to match it. Being able to see both and adjust makes much more sense than just imagining it based on the descriptions and then trying to desire what we imagined.

That helps a ton. Because I was like “how am I supposed to develop a desire to change and bestow for a target and a recipient I cannot even conceive of?”

So, I get it now.

[Koriander]

What blew my mind is that i often try to understanding other peopleś behaviour from a source of intention and it is good to be challengede even more to research and become more aware of my own.

[Susan]

My understanding of “attainment” is clearer. The allegory of the cat (knowing what a cat is vs knowing a lot about a cat vs being a cat) was a humorous yet brilliant way of explaining “attainment”.

[Shiloh]

What blew me away was learning about kavanah, my inner thoughts whenever I’m engaging in anything, has a huge effect on me and the Kli. I was reading performance of mitzvots and daily actions, performed without knowledge of kabbalah,  I’d like you haven’t performed the act at all. Like a clueless animal grading on hay and nothing more; just being robotic. I can’t wait to learn more about Lishma and LoLishma and my inner thoughts. I am so excited to get into these lab experiments aand be hands on finally!

[kirstin]

I’m beginning to understand more about the process of transformation that I’m going through. The explanation of the hearts desires has opened my eyes to how I entered this path of light.

[Deborah]

The quote of the week blew my mind… “each of us would have a whole world caring for us, ready to fulfill our needs.”

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