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.

[Nicole]

As I watched the final video of week 5 about the equivalence of form, I felt a sense of understanding that is somewhat beyond words. You gave the example of the carpenter whose intention/blueprint is always felt in the table and chair he has built. I got a deep a-ha knowing about the equivalence of form from this example. I sense knowing/understanding/trusting the intention/blueprint of the creator is the key. I think about Bereshit in  Genesis, and the repetition of the words about God creating the world “and God saw that it was good.” Again words are limited, yet I felt an understanding.

[Greg]

The sixth sense that we need to develop is the  intention of  the will to bestow. I look forward to learning  on how to develop this  intention as well as the tools.

[Yvette Lanausse]

The fact that we have to be aware of our feeling states and how they work in our relationship with others. Our motivation and attitudes are the determining factors in equivalence of form.

[Anael]

There is none else beside Him.Everything is connected to the same source.

[Carina]

It totally make sense to me now the following info and I love this break down of how these four levels work within the human body and soul.  🧘‍♂️ Application in Human Development
All four levels exist within us:

Our body is inanimate.
Our biological urges are vegetative.
Our emotions and instincts are animate.
Our soul and conscious awareness are human.
The spiritual path in Kabbalah is to elevate each level—to transform even the inanimate parts of the self (habits, ego, passivity) into vessels that serve spiritual goals.

[Sue]

In every corner of our world, from the smallest seed to the grandest mountains, we witness the profound beauty of creation.  This beauty extends beyond nature into the realm of human creativity and innovation. Every invention, from the cars that move us to the electricity that lights our homes, began as a thought-a spark of inspiration.

These acts of creation are not just human endeavours;  they are reflections of a higher power working through us.  Each moment of inspiration is an opportunity to connect with the Divine, to bring forth something that enriches the world around us.

As we move forward, let us remember that our creativity is a Divine gift. By embracing our creative potential, we not only fulfil our purpose but also contribute to the greater good of all creation.

[Author]

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