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.

[Greg]

The idea that the colors we see are not real, only the colors that don’t get absorbed.

The tension of the spring being the measure of the weight and not the actual object.

The lesson reminded me of a story I heard about of a tribe that could not see the color blue because they had no word for it.

[Joyce Schultz]

The reality I am perceiving is controlled or decided by my egoism, if transcend my ego and develop the desire to bestowal, then I am able to access the hidden reality.

[Juule]

That a red apple isn’t really red.  It really blew my mind on perception.

[AmandaNZ]

“Any thought for self love or self fulfillment blocks the light. Any thoughts towards the others or connection with the others opens up the light.”

As a classic introvert I know I have to work on this factor. I naturally keep to myself, don’t like to be in large groups or among strangers. I need to face this discomfort in order to progress.

[peter]

everything has to truly be real and come from the heart one cannot manipulate the system

[JamesM]

This may sound very Jungian, but since signing up for this amazing course, I have had my mind blown repeatedly – pretty much daily, in fact – by the synchronicities that keep hitting me: words, ideas, concepts that I hear that trigger a memory, lead to a deja vu moment or an epiphany. It literally feels, as I watch the videos and read the books, like my life is making sense, puzzle pieces are falling into place and questions that I didn’t even know I had are being answered.

Amazing. Thank you all so much and may G-d bless you for the incredible work you do.

[Author]

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