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- January 24, 2021 at 12:24 pm EST #37780

Tal MandelbaumModeratorShare something from the lesson that you found insightful, or share your impressions from the exercise.
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- March 15, 2022 at 9:49 am EDT #283957
Richard LivelyParticipantLove in general between people has broken down over time. I feel that we learned love from torah or some type of religion that came out of what torah was. This was a concept foreign to most.  But because we only have the will to receive, mankind in general is pushing that procreation is a threat to survival. Different lifestyles are promoting not even having children anymore. or expecting someone else to have that child for them.  Love is just not part of the narcissisms we see in this world anymore. I personally feel we have to get back to understanding key concepts about being human, that we are a whole not just a piece of that whole like we perceive, and it is only through torah and mitzvot (the ones referred to by bal’al Sulam), that we can overcome this type of mentality.
- March 15, 2022 at 9:48 am EDT #283956
Richard LivelyParticipantLove in general between people has broken down over time. I feel that we learned love from torah or some type of religion that came out of what torah was. This was a concept foreign to most.  But because we only have the will to recieve, mankind in general is pushing that procreation is a threat to survival. Different lifestyles are promoting not even having children anymore. or expecting someone else to have that child for them.  Love is just not part of the narcissisms we see in this world anymore. I personally feel we have to get back to understanding key concepts about being human, that we are a whole not just a piece of that whole like we perceive, and it is only through torah and mitzvot (the ones referred to by bal’al Sulam), that we can overcome this type of mentality.
- February 18, 2022 at 4:36 pm EST #282031
Maria-Julianna W12ParticipantIt is interesting indeed to experience how much more open a conversation becomes, when I don’t try to change directly the other person but just carefully put into words my own view.
- February 6, 2022 at 8:23 am EST #280922
RachelParticipantLove is a sacrifice a giving of yourself everyday without wanting something back or changing anyone.
- January 30, 2022 at 5:53 pm EST #280364
JeanetteParticipantI think if it’s an mutual relationship it will become a supportive environment of love of both parties and growth
But if not a mutual relationship no matter if make the necessary change or the love you have for another, its possible for the other individual to work against the relationship.
I try to recalibrate my behavior and  intentions to better understand nature and to love one another and rewire my behavior that may causes a conflict in a relationship.
- January 25, 2022 at 5:25 pm EST #251741
Tatjana Ristanić
ParticipantI really wish to learn how to use these differences in good way
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