Preparation Question: Starting a new course in Kabbalah is similar to a fetus moving on to a new trimester. The warm and fulfilling womb is still the same, but the desire and needs of the future human are evolving. Before we start the first week let’s set our expectations. How do we want the womb (Light) to influence and evolve us? What do we desire to achieve in this semester?

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: Starting a new course in Kabbalah is similar to a fetus moving on to a new trimester. The warm and fulfilling womb is still the same, but the desire and needs of the future human are evolving. Before we start the first week let’s set our expectations. How do we want the womb (Light) to influence and evolve us? What do we desire to achieve in this semester?

[David Bruce]

I was looking forward to experiencing a workshop…experiencing the small group rather than just learning about it.  Indeed we had our first workshop yesterday….and it was amazing!!  I’m ready to move forward to the graduate environment and starting work in my group!!!

[Jonathan]

I want to learn how to function in the Minyan and deepen my knowledge of Kabbalah.

[Verena]

I would like to understand how to give that aspect of group work in Kabbalah the right amount of faith, trust and give it the right space… and to grow above previous group experiences.

[Elena]

I am looking forward to deepen my knowledge about Kabbalah and practice how to activate the point in my the heart.

 

 

[Renata Klem]

I want to learn how to use all the content from the previous courses through the appropriate tools to reach the upper worlds with the interaction of the group.

[Livi]

To be equipped with spiritual knowledge and nourishment ideal to the level of spiritual growth I am at (which is constantly evolving/active/cyclical), and be able to apply this knowledge as a necessary skill – be light and love to all my relationships and an integral part of the community – as a whole.

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