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?

[Freedom Crump]

The truth.

[Barney]

I want true insight into myself and reality how the relationships work and what the purpose of different events in my life are as well as the purpose of my habits thoughts feelings strivation and failures

[Mevurach]

Kabbalah can help me control and change my destiny. By gaining awareness of spiritual laws, transforming my intentions from ego-driven to selfless, and engaging in spiritual practices, I can align with my higher purpose. Through self-refinement and spiritual correction (Tikkun), Kabbalah enables me to influence my path and create a more fulfilling, spiritually aligned life. Generally, from the Kabbalah course, I expect to gain a deeper understanding of the spiritual laws that govern the universe and how to align my desires with the Creator’s will. I desire to achieve greater self-awareness, spiritual transformation, and the ability to reveal the hidden dimensions of reality. Ultimately, I seek to develop the tools to elevate my soul and contribute to the collective spiritual correction of the world.

[Jen]

I expect an introduction on what I will be learning. I hope to learn.

[Laura]

I expect to struggle with the lesson as I try to shift my understanding to new and foreign concepts.  My desire is to enrich my spiritual life.

[Harrison]

Hello again!

There is an expectation to gain insights through the teaching and viewpoint of another. This man recognizes that one can learn from others, even of they are “less knowledgeable” or seemingly lacking intelligence. Even mistakes and negative outcomes of others can help to teach another of the dangers of the actions which led to such a result. One can always find wisdom in any situation with this perspective.

The desire for this lesson is to absorb as much as possible while maintaining an open and fluid mind.

-Harrison (Frater L.A.M.)

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