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.

[D]

The explanation of the screen, 6th sense, was the most pivotal point of the lesson this week.

[Marli]

There have been many helpful analogies so far, but one that stuck with me was the description of a baby in a crib being unaware of the surrounding world.

[Elvis]

the lessons are getting more and more interesting as we progress,, what blew my mind most of all is the presentation on the tree of life and how the ten sephirot is interconnected the science of the human emergence also  in relation with how the four phases of the sephirot   structures have been broken down and also the subject on the upper nine. and achieving the system is called the massauh

 

 

 

 

[craig]

If I had to name one concept that expanded my mind in the week 4 lessons, it was that the 4 stages -behina aleph to behina daleth – are the fundamental stages of creation and thus, their “fingerprint” is present in everything that is.  Everything physical and spiritual extrapolates back to these 4 stages.

 

[Abbaa Naa’ol]

This structure is just a division of the spiritual desire that we need to correct into sefirot, partzufim, and worlds. The most basic division of the desire is 1 Sefira. 5 Sefirot compose 1 partzuf. 5 Partzufim compose 1 world. There are 5 worlds in total.

[Maria Memoli]

I appreciate the quality of Binah: the “observer” of the qualities of the Creator…its capability to realize that it’s receiving too much at the point to reject the Light…

Is this realization, maybe, the first moment in which we start detaching from our ego?!

 

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