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Hello, I love the lessons, I’m learning a lot from them, but it seems as if someone named Lucy has been using my profile. Could you guys help me, my name is Rigo and my profile is under my name, I need to know who is using it and if you guys could prevent from further using it. Thank you a whole lot, and much blessings.
Hello, sorry for the false alarm, I found out that I saw the post wrong in the forums section, I guess I saw the last post on the engagement section and mistook the next person who responded to the question my goof. Please disregard the tech support request, I found my response as I searched on the correct page number when I made my post for the question. Thanks and long life and prosperity 🙂
Hello dear support team❣️
Trying to watch the June 30st YG lesson with Anne Pier and Juan, but when I click on the “Watch the last lesson”, the WPOL recording comes up. Can someone please check it and give me the guidance how to watch the YG Lesson I missed and am looking for to watch?
Thank you for always great and light filled support🙏
Hi. Ive just got started on the course on The Zohar and seen a video of Dr. Laitman saying that in order to use the book properly and for it to do its work on us spiritually, we need to read it in Hebrew. I have heard something along these lines before about that language rather than English (which is unfortunately the only language I know). Does this then mean that unless I learn Hebrew as well, my spiritual develpoment will be hindered on this path?
Hi Anthony,
Here is a reply from our instructor Markos:
Hebrew is a language that emerged from people’s attainment of the spiritual world. It describes spiritual forces and discernments that anyone who is on the spiritual path can identify more and more of as they progress.In order to progress on the spiritual path, one can do so in any language. However, there are several words that describe spiritual structures and processes that are inscribed in Hebrew, similar to how Italian is a language for music. For instance, words such as “Sefirot” and “Partzuf.” It is worthwhile that when we approach such words, we seek to define them according to their spiritual meanings. Accordingly, a person approaching spirituality who is a non-Hebrew speaker actually has an advantage, because they can approach such words learning their spiritual meanings from the very beginning, and they do not have to unlearn the common daily uses of such words that exist in today’s modern Hebrew (for example, the word “Partzuf” is commonly used in day-to-day Hebrew for the word “face,” but in its spiritual meaning, it describes a spiritual entity).
Hello Team,
How do I find other classes other than the kabbalah 1 to 4 showing at the top? There doesn’t seem to be a search and I’m interested in the “crack the hebrew code one”. is that included in the membership?
Also, where is it I can connect with other students or teachers? Is there a discord server or whatsapp or KabU apps I should download?
Thanks!
Hi Kirsten,
Your membership at KabU offers a wide range of courses, not only the 4 courses of our structured learning path. Please follow this link to view all of the courses available to you:
The Hebrew course is not included in your membership at KabU. It can be purchased separately through this link:
https://courses.kabuconnect.com/hebrew-course
Best,
Michelle
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