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.

[Marita]

In the last video, Dr Laitman gave a definition of a true Kabbalist, and it was a beautiful summary of  the qualities we should aim at. I am humbled by the amount of wisdom that I’ve yet to reveal but so happy to have found this path to follow. The course material is so clear on the different matters that it really feeds the soul (or the point in the heart, to be more precise).

[David Bruce]

I would just like to say, my mind gets blown everytime I read through these forums.   Everyone’s comments and the answers to the comments…I feel like I learn as much here as  I do in the coarse material…or close anyway.   Just want everyone to know how much I appreciate all the participation!!!

[Joe]

The fact that now I really look at just about every thought in my head how it is driven , meaning, knowing its ego driven but actually seeing how the ego plays into that what is the desire to receive getting out of it.

[Koena]

Paradox of  free will.

[peter]

All the new material I am coming across that defines and explains the fullness of nature to the finest detail, its mind blowing

[Sheila]

It always goes back to Nature. And in Nature there are forces that we cannot identify with our corporeal 5 senses, leaving a vast unknown in our midst. Included in this unknown are things we might call mysticism, such as the influence of the planets on a person’s personality in conjunction with the time they were born. In our corporeal world we call it astrology. Hearing this to just be Nature from Rav Laitman opened a door for me that I had opened long ago and yet with my study of Kabbalah had to wonder how this was going to work out for me. Like someone’s religion I needed to be able to incorporate this important part of me with my Kabbalah studies.

This leaves the door of Nature open to other forms of what would be considered hidden, or mysticism, such as the so-called sixth sense of divination, and other phenomena, unlike the sixth sense we are dealing with in Kabbalah specifically. But as I struggled with some of these qualities I have in regards to my study of Kabbalah, I now realize that what I am dealing with is just Nature, other hidden areas of Nature that not everyone may be attuned to in their corporeal lives. Simple intuition that everyone has if they are open to it would be in this category. This Nature is a gift from the Creator and I am grateful for this week’s lesson that showed it to me.

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