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. 

[Peter]

Sometimes difficult. Sometimes easy. Always doable. Always worth it.

[Adelina Santos]

To be the whole of creation, is an awesome feeling, so magnificent, and incredible.

[Abe Tapia]

Thanks for helping me find out who I am and  who I can be.

[Linda]

John Lennon’s song “Imagine” came immediately to my mind when I read this exercise as well…it’s a nice thought, to try to imagine myself and others and all of Nature connected and caring as one entity, however, I am struggling with this, it is so difficult for me to “imagine” this, although, I would like to be able to do so, to feel something, to feel the connections, to feel the Love, it must feel so beautiful and perfect, but I just can’t do it, just cannot “imagine” such bliss…..I will continue studying Kabbalah, reading, watching videos, etc., and hopefully, eventually, I will get there……

[Beverly]

I am feeling that all the years I have desired love and to give love was the correct space. That “material” teaches we are wrong to desire togetherness.  I feel validated and normal. My inner truth was correct. No wonder there are so many suicides. They are seeking this truth and validation.

[Mihaela]

I imagine a world where there are no borders, no governments, no institutions, only one species working in harmony like bees. If we connect with the mind of nature, it will lead us through its patterns to the best solutions. Science and technological progress will follow the laws of nature, being in balance between personal needs and the needs of nature, all the ecosystems of the planet will be stable and fulfilled.
There will be no more stubborn scientists who do not want to change the paradigm when new concepts are presented to them. The differences between people will help intellectual progress, being used constructively rather than competitively.
Inside society, people will smile on the street as they walk past each other, greet each other and be eager to know that everyone is fine and has everything they need. People will be relaxed and energetic and will use their time totally differently than we do today and their lifespan will be much longer. Hate will only exist to emphasize disharmony with the laws of nature.

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