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- May 4, 2020 at 9:58 am EDT #31222
Tony Kosinec- KabU InstructorModeratorWhat have you discovered about Kabbalah that was new to you?
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- March 13, 2021 at 2:38 pm EST #42699SandraParticipant
That there is a giver and a receiver and  that the ego is how we receive through our 5 senses.
- March 13, 2021 at 2:37 pm EST #42698SandraParticipant
That there is a hover and a receiver and  that the ego is how we receive through our 5 senses.
- March 12, 2021 at 8:19 pm EST #42599Rafael Agusti TorresParticipant
Kabbalah always teaches me new things but there is something that I would consider fundamental: its coherence based on the reality of existence.
- March 9, 2021 at 11:15 am EST #42332TammyParticipant
I discovered a whole different way to be in the world. I was always confused about the spiritual teachings of annihilating the ego because how would you get through life without out it as we do need it to a certain degree. The Kabbalah has a beautiful way to integrate it.
- March 9, 2021 at 6:12 am EST #42308WendyParticipant
The act of giving has always vexed me. On one hand, I receive immense joy in giving, in supporting, in validating others, but on the other hand, I do it for the pleasure, not for others. Does this feeling negate my bestowal? I asked this of my doctor. She said that all people give to receive pleasure. That is the nature of giving. Is this true? When I give, I do not expect a valid response from the receiver. Their response is their issue. I care about their welfare, but some people worry about being scammed. My stance is that I gave where I saw a need. The motivation of the receiver is on them. Is this okay?
- March 9, 2021 at 5:12 am EST #42303WendyParticipant
I have read about Kabbalah from many sources. I wanted to gain knowledge from a source not an interpretation. Question: Should I take a class in Hebrew? I notice that you place importance in the name of things. I do not want to miss out. My adopted brother is Jewish, I could ask him to introduce me to his Rabbi. What would recommend?
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