Reflect: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or even just gave you a new perspective.

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Reflect: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or even just gave you a new perspective.

[Scott]

I’m intrigued by the teaching that we must learn to hate the ego and the will to receive to break our current self (not sure if I’m describing it correctly.) And I also get the feeling that the self we’re trying to create is a somewhat enlightened one and the path to it is an evolutionary process, each change we create is the cornerstone for the next one. Kind of a forced change of reality. Unless I’m understanding it wrongly. The main reason this blew my mind is because I was told very similar in a series of dream/visions more than a year ago, but I didn’t know how to do it or if it was actually something I should focus on. These things I summarized in my journal and forgot them until I started learning about Kabbalah. I feel amazed, but somewhat disappointed in myself for taking so long to discover all of this wisdom here

[Peter Bradshaw]

<p style=”text-align: center;”>I know we are being taught the truth by Kabulah,looking forward so much to the revelations waiting for me to use for the good of mankind.</p>

[Sean]

The notion that “reality” doesn’t really exist and that it’s just a summation of how we perceive the information we get from our five senses is something that I’ll be chewing on for months, I’m sure.

[Sonjia Coley]

The explanation of the radio receiving all the sound that exists in the world. But not making the sound.

[Todd]

That we are controlled by forces we cannot perceive.  I read scholars talk about how we need to revamp the entire criminal justice system because there really is no free will.

[Holly]

I am amazed that there is a preception beyond my 5 senses that I look forwar to connecting with,

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