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.

[Glen]

I have been searching for a satisfying definition of “faith” for a very, very long time. I had goosebumps just reading the Section on the types of faith in “Attaining the World Beyond”, e.g., that faith is our perception – “a sense of the Creator”, page 24. That revealed to me that it’s not about the blind leading the blind. Rather, it is about using our ego altruistically – which opens our perception and grows our vessel. That realization helped to solve many concerns and difficulties I was having in my understanding of the spiritual world. At the same time, I see that I have a lot of work, due to “how much earthly, selfish reasoning” (page 26) that I have developed over my lifetime.

[luis felipe pereira cuadra]

the book perceiving The Creator It’s a Wonderful book and I read the chapters many times to be able to grasp there’s a lot of valuable information on there

[luis felipe pereira cuadra]

I find the reading material it’s very helpful to be able to understand but there’s a lot of question. my mind is that we have to take on the mentality of God to think how he thinks feel what he feels and little by little I’m beginning to understand more

[Aaron]

I would say the whole thing about Kelim and how they affect the perception of reality.

[SUDHI]

The fact that every action of us every moment and all our life  is ultimately tuned  only Receive is something I never thought  of and realized only after learning it here.

 

Also the breakdown of every  our desires  into  phases like 1. Food,shelter,sex, 2. Wealth 3. Power 4. Knowledge and 5. Spiritualiy is very useful to understand the motive behind our every action.

[Jeffrey]

I feel my 5 senses have been enhanced by relearning the about them with the interact section.  It was almost like they were turned off lol.

[Author]

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