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.

[Graphic Unity]

It was an eye opening moment when Rav Laitman spoke of the illusion of free will.

[Sarah]

HI Graphic Unity, yes, you ve put it so much better than me !  Thanks !

[Jennifer]

It blew my mind to learn that we can attain the spiritual world before we die.

[Lora Vatalaro]

One thing that blew my mind was learning that EVERYTHING I am, think, feel, do is determined by the creator. Until this week of study, I really believed that “I” was something that I determined!  Hearing Rav Laitman make clear that I am a bug, rather than the self-determining-being my ego convinces me I am, shocked me into a new perspective.

The other thing that blew my mind this week was getting a feel for the gap between myself and the Creator.  And, man, does that hurt.  I actually feel physical pain when I register that gap.  My egoistic self wants to paint the gap as smaller than it is or less important than it is.

 

[Cyndi]

“There is none else beside Him” – To learn this is not something to believe, but something to discover for oneself – to put in practice this week by practicing relating everything to One Force rather than many – to ‘see’ this for myself – to make this a habit – to make this awareness ‘normal’ to me through practice – to remind myself and cleave to this –

[Jo Fakour]

So different from what I was raised to believe (Satan and his evil spirits).  A lot of new concepts.

[Ben]

There is none else besides the Creator.  I cannot fathom the level reached by Baal ha Sulaam that he can reach such an incredible insight and then be willing to share that with others like myself who are nowhere near where he was. I understand this to mean that the Creator provides the light but it is what happens when the light strikes me.  What do I do with the light?

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