Preparation Question: This time, instead of answering a question, write a message to your fellow students: What do you wish for them? How can we rebuild that collective soul and become a vessel for the light?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: This time, instead of answering a question, write a message to your fellow students: What do you wish for them? How can we rebuild that collective soul and become a vessel for the light?

[Carina]

I wish for them to be part of a Kabbalah group and intentionally doing the following:

🕯️ 1. How Do I Use Them to Rebuild the Soul?
Each Sefira corresponds to a spiritual work within you, and through a group connection, you rebuild the collective soul (Adam HaRishon).

Sefira
Inner Work
Keter
Surrender your personal ego to the Creator’s goal—to bestow delight. Ask only for spiritual connection.
Chochmah
Accept the pure Light (wisdom) that descends, even when it’s beyond your logic.
Binah
Develop the desire to bestow like the Creator, not receive for yourself.
Chesed
Practice unconditional love and care for others in your group.
Gevurah
Restrain egoistic impulses, judge when and how to bestow correctly.
Tiferet
Balance kindness and judgment with spiritual harmony.
Netzach
Endure tests of the ego. Keep going with faith above reason.
Hod
Be humble. Lower yourself before others’ importance in spiritual work.
Yesod
Connect. Channel your intention to influence and unite with others.
Malchut
Receive the Light not for yourself, but to pass it to others—receive in order to bestow.

🔄 2. How Does This Rebuild the Collective Soul?
Each time you develop a Sefira within, you connect to that same point in the general soul.
In a Kabbalistic group (Ten), you practice this connection consciously.
As your intention changes, the fragments of the soul reconnect—the vessel is rebuilt.
The Light can then reenter the vessel, and collective spiritual ascension occurs.

🧘‍♀️ 3. Practical Daily Approach
You can journal or meditate on each Sefira:

Morning: Pick a Sefira to work with. E.g., “Today I will focus on Tiferet—how do I harmonize kindness and restraint in my interactions with my Ten?”
Throughout the Day: Reflect—Am I receiving or giving? Am I imitating the Creator in this moment?
Evening: Ask—Did I reveal a spiritual quality today? Where did I resist ego?

🛤️ 4. Ultimate Goal: Equivalence of Form
“As He is merciful, so you shall be merciful.” – This is the path.
Each Sefira is a step toward resembling the Creator, which is how you align with the Light, rebuild the vessel of the collective soul, and enter the corrected spiritual world.

 

[Heidy]

Salut à tous 👋 good morning to every student i wish and Hope thatas far as we are now Learning this beautiful kabbale we Can easily connect with our creator find that harmonie and wisdom to overcome each Bad expérience problèmes and selfishnnes wish that everyone of u accomplish a meaninfull lifetime

[Bonnie]

I wish for my fellow students to study not just for knowledge of KB but because you love the Creator with all your heart, mind, and soul. Loving the Creator with everything that is within you makes Tikkun a joyful process.

[ilse]

To all the students,

May you all connect more and more with your desire for spirituality and with the wisdom that will help you to break out of your ego boxes, in order to expand your soul into the Upper Worlds and to establish contact with the Creator.

[Jacob]

That each one of us may  be granted strength and humility to transform each one of life’s challenges and blessings into an opportunity for spiritual growth.

 

[Andrew Lawson]

May you all feel the light from the point of the heart, and may you find the wisdom that helps it to grow, to develop your sense for the spiritual world. May it give you pleasures beyond what you could have previously conceived.

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