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    Tal Mandelbaum
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    Share something from the lesson that you found insightful, or share your impressions from the exercise.

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    • #424519
      Sheree
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      I am open to learn what Kabbalah says about relationships.  It is insightful that all relationships are spoken about and that I have to check my judgment in them as we all need the grace and space to grow spiritually.

    • #423532
      Matthew
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      i’m changing myself so hopefully everything we’ll turn out well.

    • #423464
      Vincent Leduc
      Participant

      It makes me question why are so many relationships failing, and why so many people dont want to be in relationship, when all of human history was different, what is unique about the time we live in, where our most natural instincts are absent, our desires are completely different than our ancestors, and we get so confused about the most basic things. Its a good opportunity to start questioning our reality, and uncover some truths about our human nature. It makes me curious as well, to see what role can spirituality play in a relationship, how can it enhance it.

    • #412804
      Brendan
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      I like the concepts presented, though I think that not all relationships are the same. For example, I think that I am usually the one trying to do most of the self improvement or change in my own relationship. There are changes I would like to see as I think they would be healthier for my relationship. So, the dynamic is not always the same, as some people in relationships are more rigid than others. I believe in healthy change, and I think that shared growth should be a goal to strive for. I look forward to seeing how this is tackled in this course.

    • #412002
      Pradeep
      Participant

      You can only fix your relationship by fixing yourself. When you set out to fix your relationship by fixing your partner first, that is a lost cause. Fix yourself first, and fix how you perceive your partner and you are on the path to a more fulfilling relationship.

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      Stephanie
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      I like the idea that the relationship is a vessel that teaches us how to have better relationships in general

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