Preparation Question: The importance of clearly defining the goal in the study of Kabbalah is the beginning of the path. Once the goal is defined, you will continue to refine it to keep yourself perfectly aimed at the target. How would you currently define the goal for which you are studying?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: The importance of clearly defining the goal in the study of Kabbalah is the beginning of the path. Once the goal is defined, you will continue to refine it to keep yourself perfectly aimed at the target. How would you currently define the goal for which you are studying?

[martin]

The goal? I don’t expect it to change much from the beginning but as I have been working through the course I have seen from within and externally a change in my self awareness and of the worlds around us. This shift of perception has been most pleasurable in many ways apart form a few sleepless nights.

My focus has certainly been enforced in that I know that as fulfilling as the experience has been personally, it was never meant for me alone. The goal is still to be able to use what I have learnt to help others. That will give me even more pleasure.

[MARTA PAGES ALARCON]

The main reason why I am studying Kabbalah is because of the pleasure and fulfillment that I feel with KabU courses and all its activities, videos, Q&A…

So I study at KabU following the conditionnement of my very nature as a creature.

I know that the method of Kabbalah will train us in directing this wish for self fulfillment in the direction of receiving to bestow. That’s why I trust in the guidance of KabU instructors, the texts and to be part of the group to develop my wish for self fulfillment to provide the joy of others as well.

Thank you!!

[Alejandro Escontrias]

To know the Creator surrounding me, in me, and in others and to give back to him and others everything He has given me. I am nothing but dust in this world, so even what I am  is not sufficient, I am only sufficient enough to give what he has given me and not anything of what I think I accomplish in this world. Goal: To know Him intimately

[Damjan Stanek]

The main goal would be to overcome my ego and to connect to the upper world. To understand my suffering and pains as well.

[Marcy]

My goal is to have a more intimate relationship with the creator that will spill over into how I perceive and treat others in my life.

[Garry]

As I learn more Kabbalah and my desire grows, my “goal” will probably evolve. But at this point my goal is to build a 2nd nature-an altruistic nature- on top of my egoistic nature. Gradually transforming (changing) my Intention from Receiving (pleasure) for myself alone, to reception for the sake of Sharing, for the sake of the Creator. To attract the “Reforming Light” and build a Kli with a Masach, which will enable me to Feel and Reveal the Creator, and to cross the Barrier (Machsom) and ascend  (by 125 degrees) through the system of Upper Spiritual Worlds. Gradually, along the way, I (as an integral part of Adam ha Rishon) can correct more and more corrupted, selfish desires, reaching greater “equivalence of form” with the Creator.  Following a path of Reshimot,  I would wish to be able (of my own volition) to return to my Root in Spirituality, facilitating  the Fulfillment of the “Thought of Creation”, which was, is and always shall be –The creation of the Creature so it can be filled with the infinite Delight the Creator intends to bestow, for all eternity.

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