Preparation Question: What do you expect from the lesson? What do you desire to achieve from it?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: What do you expect from the lesson? What do you desire to achieve from it?

[Dallas]

I expect to begin in the wisdom of Kabbalah and the first foundational steps of knowledge that will be built upon in the coming weeks and courses.

[Oliver]

To be honest i dont really expect anything at all. I feel like there is nothing i can ever do to change fate, that this is just another exit sign and i know theres really nothing on the other side of that door. Though i always like to believe, i always like to hope, maybe just to make myself feel better and not live in the reality that i am truly damned.

What i truly desire i dont think would ever be possible from one lesson, if at all.

I want freedom, and i want peace, and i feel like the concepts themselves are but illusions.

I know you said in kabbalah revealed that freedom does exist and that it is a very important concept in kabbalah.

Ive thought about it much in the 16 years since i first watched your series, but i still dont know what freedom really means or where it really lay, and the same goes for peace, true peace if there is such a thing.

At the end of the day i guess id just be happy to learn a little bit more, because it seems i can only take a little bit at a time.

[Emilia]

to have at least some more understanding of cause.

[Yvette Lanausse]

I hope to use these lessons to gain a deeper understanding of my own spiritual path and to feel more connected to the Creator. I’d love to learn about the practical steps or insights that can guide me along that journey. Yvette

[olesia]

My intention is to understand what Kaballah is and is not about.

[Edwin]

I would like to understand what Kabbalah is. How did these teachings get inspired?

My desire is that I continue learning about Kabbalah.

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