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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      Ilya
      Participant

      Well, that the corporeal world in the end doesn’t exist. All we’re sure of is some reality that’s interpreted by our senses. Our senses change, our desires change, and so does our world.

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      Letta
      Participant

      That there is a way back from the ‘box’ to the spiritual worlds and that it all starts at the point in our heart.

    • #320846
      sj
      Participant

      This lesson was awesome. I finally am starting to understand the goal of creation. The beauty of it is that the Creator is the one getting us to the goal. To trust (have faith) in the Creator’s complete rule is a life of peace and joy through altruism. We’re all on our way!

    • #320782
      Alessa
      Participant

      Actually, while I await answers to my (numerous) questions on this week’s readings, I’ve also been reading an article shared following my questions from week 1 – on the nature of evil.

      At the end of the article by Dr. Laitman, it says that earthly evil (being mean to others, for instance) cannot be corrected, and will keep getting worse, until we fix the spiritual evil, which is the fact that we’re opposed to the Creator.

      (source, in case anyone else wishes to read the article: laitman.com/2010/10/true-evil/#gsc.tab=0)

    • #320743
      Haze
      Participant

      I recall hearing about “the screen” during my first studies at Bnei Baruch back in 2009 but I didn’t quite understand its relevance. Each of our five senses is really a “screen” that rejects the inverse of what we wish to perceive with them. I suppose then that a spiritual screen should reject the pleasure of reception and allow the the flow of bestowal as opposed to terminating bestowal with the death of that pleasure. I also suppose that working with pleasure is much more preferable than working with pain. 😉

      Thank you!

    • #320541

      This week’s topic REALLY accomplished its mission: “…to find out how we perceive reality, to better understand how we can transcend the limited and sometimes unpleasant perception we currently experience and enter “reality’s control room.”

      MANY thanks to KabU for revealing & sharing the “wisdom of kabbalah,” with the general public!

      Blessings from Cancún, México. Shalom!

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