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

[Tal Mandelbaum]

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

[Jo]

I loved this lesson! Have listened to it 3 times. Will probably listen to it again. Making concessions is often not highly regarded in a relationship unless the other person is the one making concessions. And joining with another in divinity to make one soul is a concept that many would not understand. But that is the beauty of Kabbalah – it is practical and those of us studying it can use practical means and language to achieve this even if we are in relationships where the other is not studying it. I think it’s amazing how showing interest in and support for our partners and children influences them to do the same. It is even more amazing how far making concessions and offering forgiveness (love covers all transgressions) goes in joining partners and building a spiritual relationship in a spiritual home, even if it is not spoken of in those terms. What goes around comes around, especially when loving the other is the intention.

[peter]

wow this is exactly what i was looking for in my relationship without even knowing it

[Lu Lu]

Setting healthy relationship goals for a brighter and loving future.

[Miguel Luis]

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[Denys]

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[John Leconte]

My partner is not studying Kabbalah; what I am understanding from this lesson is that it would be much easier to be with someone in the path of kabbalah.

Or how can I approach my current relationship to build a spiritual and loving connection as partner is not interested in none of this?

[Elle Lynn]

Thanks for sharing, this is my current situation.

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