[Sheree]

I am impressed by the idea of creating an internal map of your partner and setting aside time for discussion of goals, without judgment.

[Sheree]

The idea that relationships are a mirror is quite insightful. I have something to consider when the tendency to blame is in fact an issue of accepting responsibility.  I am encouraged that a loving view of this issue is grounds for true breakthrough and healing of a childhood issue.

[Sheree]

I am open to learn what Kabbalah says about relationships.  It is insightful that all relationships are spoken about and that I have to check my judgment in them as we all need the grace and space to grow spiritually.

[Sheree]

I am inspired by join other like heart-ed individuals who are seeking connection. I have learned that I am more egoistic than I ever thought previously. I wish for my fellow student to grow the desire for connection and adhesion with the Creator.

[Sheree]

The English version required more of my attention to stay focused on the intention. The Hebrew version allowed me to connect my intention without distraction. The words seemed to flow over me in a way different then in English, which is my primary language. Both evoked a peace and wholeness.

[Sheree]

A world where societal dilemmas are approached with the spiritual principle of love are approached with the consideration of the other above the self.  My desire is to lift my neighbor, love my neighbor, consider my neighbor before myself.

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