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.

[William Taylor]

It is no mystery to me that we must love each other more than ourselves. Others come before me because if we realize all of our needs are met as well as some of our corporeal desires from our creator we have no worries and we should give what we receive. But it is no less easy to do so. To tame and control the ego and my own corporeal endeavors to give to others and think of them as myself as their needs are the same as mine this is a hard task nonetheless I desire him the one no one stands beside.

[John Caton]

As I consider the need to love my friends as I love myself, I am distressed with how very difficult that is to do. For the the right reason.

[M H]

John,

For me this also seems like it will be the most difficult part.  I am looking forward to a small group so that I can practice having correct intention.

[Leah Bergman]

Since a child, I’ve been drawn towards the concept of love one another as yourself. So, this week’s readings really resonated with me. I’ve also been meditating on the concept of how inter-connected we all are. I’m praying that I will see my fellow humans more in that light. I liked the story of how everyone communicated at a telepathic level until the Tower of Babel.

[Maria]

Thank you so much for the lessons of this past 5 weeks!

There’s so much of what I’ve read or heard in here that has been my own way of viewing life… and so much new information that has helped me understand why that mindset didn’t work in my past… that I’m just eager to get to know the methodology to get it right this time before dying again! LOL…

Thanks to my fellow students also, if you’re reading this as well, as your presence in here strengthens my willpower to keep on with this process.

Shalom to everyone!

[William Taylor]

shalom question, didn’t you live and work on the Rose Akers farm? This is Bill Dan’s freind.

[Scott]

That “Love your friend as yourself” is about including others in our perception of self – inclusively expanding self.

[D]

That the whole of the Bible and all the books of Kabbalah are only about how to achieve
“love your neighbor as yourself”.

 

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