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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      Deborah Joplin
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      The realization that my fraction of the Collective soul has been living through many successive generations. I knew it by my previously unexplained connection to people, events, and places that I have experienced in this current physical lifetime. I love that the one force acting on us all is predetermining the program that will cause the Point in the Heart to emerge and, when it does, the Creator has placed us in the environment where it can learn and grow. He tests our determination and resolve, but as we “choose” to study, pray, learn, and connect with the teachers, the fellow students, and the correct source books– we will encounter and overcome the Reshimot as we ascend the path we descended through. I also am blown away by the idea that every Mitzvah we perform with the intention to clothe our desire to receive with the desire to bestow and give pleasure to the Creator, we affect the Collective Soul’s path toward adherence to the Creator! I am ready and eager to continue the assent.

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      Joe
      Participant

      It was very intresting to get the explanation of freewill in relation to the Creatorand the means to attain it. Also the concept of what sin is.

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      peter
      Participant

      the structure or segments of the program or predetermined fields that perform or play on ones output and what I would determine the small area one has to alter this which results in a significant change to the whole result

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      There’s a part of me that is so relieved about not having free will, about knowing that all my thoughts are actually put there by Him. And then there’s a part that wants to deny this but I think this contradiction is quite ok, it shows me where I’m at right now.

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      Sheila
      Participant

      It was a happy revelation to learn that what I thought were my poor choices in the past were not really my own free choices. It was only when the point in the heart was opened that I had the free will to choose the environment, the teachers, people, books that were the end goal of the life journey. Everything else before that were gifts given by the Creator to show me what needed correction, and finally how to work on it before this lifetime was over.

      I think the point in my heart had been opened for a while as I explored the various spiritual opportunities and realized with each one that they weren’t ‘enough.’ When I finally begged the Creator to please show me the path I found myself at KabU. How grateful I am to be here.

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      Manuela
      Participant

      How can we start working on that collective consciousness now? Since the beginning of this journey inside Kabbalah fundamentals, I am starting feeling a some kind of urgency inside to put it in practise in my daily life. I do not know if it’s my Ego talking, but in any case, it is from my Ego I have to start because that is what I am now. Is it a wrong question? Thank you.

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