Reflect and Discuss: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or gave you a new perspective; or discuss the lesson materials with your fellow students.

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Reflect and Discuss: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or gave you a new perspective; or discuss the lesson materials with your fellow students.

[Elisheva]

I like Dr. Wellman’s classes and especially the way he explains our world corporeal and the Higher World. It is very easy to understand concepts and clear one’s mind of obstructions and confusions. The example of the angel making something real when the thing itself does not even know it is going to do. It is wonderous that for every action we perform in this corporeal world has already been programmed before we even thought of doing. That raises a question for me: if this is the way we are pressed to live our lives when actions have already been decided for us, how can we get away or stop from performing egoistic behaviors?

[Manuela]

The image of the Cause (the intention) impressing the Receiver (the vessel?) really blew my mind. I felt it is a revolutionaty point of view, that I need to let dismantle inside.

[Graphic Unity]

How important it is for one to learn the language of the Zohar. Roots and branches: upper force and lower force.

[Timothy Carpenter]

The language of roots and branches was so eye opening and helps me see the Zohar and Bible in a much clearer light.

[Christianne]

Ja het blijft me steeds opnieuw verbazen  Abraham ,Mozes., David, Jezus, Mohammed. En zoveel andere  profeten.Waar haalden ze de kracht vandaan?  Ik denk dat er schrijvers waren die hun  verhaal noteerden want zelf konden ze niet schrijven.  Waarom horen we nu niet meer  over geïnspireerde mensen. Er moeten naast dk Laitman  toch nog grote Kabbalisten zijn.

[Bonnie A. Bus]

I wonder why the Zohar is so cryptic and why it is not possessed to write it so that everyone could follow and understand

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