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

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

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      Devorah Vidal
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      Preparation Question: Try to imagine the sensation behind the statement “There is None Else Besides Him.” How can I feel that the entire reality is the action of the Creator?

      I simply tell myself this – that’s it. I truly believe this.  What I have difficulty with is accepting that I may never know the Creator’s reason(s) for creating reality as we experience it.

      I struggle with my feelings of hostility toward to the creator because understanding the Creator’s reasons for all of this most likely beyond my reach and/or capacity to understand.

      This frustrates and angers me. I want to know why.

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      sj
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      It changes everything to see “There is None Besides Him.” I want to experience that.

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      Yeshua Catherineka
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      Running after all the known dieties to get solution for our problems was a fatal blunder, learning there is none else beside him has brought solace to mind and soul.

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      Loria
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      “There is nothing else but Him” gives me comfort.  The fact that I have attributed difficulties to other forces shows that I must grow in my understanding.  I love the way our journey is called “work”. We must make efforts to be in a place to give and receive of our Creator.

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      Andreanne
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      2. Another notion that also blew my mind was that one can be gifted an enlightenment experience, but one can’t just sit on our laurels, thinking that’s all there is, and not continue to strive towards God. That really speaks to me because very long ago I have been gifted such a powerful experience, however instead of working intensely with it, I totally lost myself in the roller coaster of the unfolding dramas of my life, resulting in total confusion and concealment from God. Therefore I relish in what I have found to this point in the tools and the systemic methods the Kabbalah provides, as I relearn to reconnect and depend on the Creator, and strive to learn from His teachings. So all the Kabbalah messages are very relevant to me and  reach me personally.

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      Andreanne
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      Reflecting on the notion that “There is nothing else besides Him “, I have begun to start feeling gratitude for some of the painful events I experienced. The understanding that all has led me to this point has started to take root.

      About the upper worlds, there is a tremendous amount that is concealed to our perception. I also agree that we are individually very little in the whole scheme of things. I remembered feeling selfless, full of boundless love and joy as a child, and I feel puzzled that with time I have grown to become somewhat self-conscious and egoistic, all in order to now wanting to reverse this process, desiring only to cultivate altruism at this current stage in life, and putting so much effort daily into returning to what used to be totally natural…..

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