What are you feeling after this lesson?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

What are you feeling after this lesson?

Share a few words about your impression with the other students taking this course with you and check out what they’re feeling too. 

[Shira]

If there were a greater appreciation for God, as we know Him/Her (you know what I mean), there is a better chance of fulfillment of the Equivalence of Form. That gap, between arrow 2 and 3, we are stuck there for not knowing otherwise. Forgiving yourself for not knowing is a primary step to furtherance of equivalence. Now knowing, the true work begins. How do you forgive yourself? It’s the innocence of a child you must heal.

[kay]

Fir a long time I thought I was in control. Now I realise I never was

[Innocent Mushiya]

Am feeling something in me that i can’t i really describe,the feeling of connection to something and knowingness…

[kevin jackson]

I’m very excited now that some sense is being made of all  this now and looking forward to climbing back up the ladder together with all of you to where we belong 😉

[Jeanette]

For me, I got to a place in my life wanting to understand the meaning of life and all the suffering it seem each person and including my self experiences.
<p style=”text-align: left;”>I find upon taking and learning the kabbalah it has open my understanding more about ego and desires.</p>
But, I’m wondering is possible to cross the gap?

And to make the necessary corrections in ones life, I believed in the past, I was attempting to do #2 and #3.

And hoping, I get to a place to accomplish the gap.

[Luck]

Yes, I’m completely under nature’s control. It just seems to me that I’m not.

No. Those things exist in an objective reality regardless of what I want and feel.

From the way things look and feel, how that affects me and how people treat me.

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