A student will almost always decide to stop studying, precisely when the study reaches the topic of this lesson – because of the part of the soul it relates to. What will be your motivation to persevere?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

A student will almost always decide to stop studying, precisely when the study reaches the topic of this lesson – because of the part of the soul it relates to. What will be your motivation to persevere?

[David J]

Even though I/We/1 may not understand all, the desire to obtain equivalence of form  persuades 1 to continue

[Ally]

I don’t feel there is much of a choice for me to quit… I’m here (just like all of us) because I am supposed to be; even if I procrastinate and put off these upcoming lessons, something will bring me back, even if it’s in a different format.

[Shmuley]

My desire is to connect to others, nature and the Creator. If my desire were to just gain knowledge all of these studies may only be a brain exercise. On the other hand, I want to have a relationship with others and my Creator, thus I want to learn everything tha Kabbalah teaches me to continue living and to have a relationship with others, nature and my Creator.

[Luc ANOUBRE]

I came to this course so that I will be able to discover the Upper Worlds one day and I still have’nt discovered them yet. This reason is my motivation to persevere.

[dree monster]

the desire to connect to the creator on a higher level is greater.

[Sandra]

I understand and acknowledge that it is not me that changes me but the Light. Therefore my desire to be whole and connected drives me to continue with these lessons even though I can not understand them right now. I have hope that it will become more clear as I stick to it. I really enjoy studying with all these people seeking the Truth.

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