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?

[Maria]

I felt terribly confused in the last lesson (TANTA), as I realize my mind hasn’t been able to digest all the information as she’s used to do, and she feels lost. I laugh now, because my question to you, Gianni, was if I could keep on even if I felt this information gaps. I felt relieved when you said I could, so I kept on reading all the material without stressing myself, and there was something, somewhere, saying this is not for the ego (mind), but for us to feel we want to advance, to yield for that Spiritual World. A good reminder, just in time, for someone so rational as myself.

My motivation to persevere is that even out of curiosity (LOL), I want to know if what you’re teaching here is real… and if I can really attain even the first degree of the Spiritual World! I’m sure that if I can get a taste of that, I’ll be all in… 🙂

[Jennifer]

I’ve felt low before and it taught me that through what I suffered I became better and wiser.  If this lessons hits a nerve, I’m glad that you shared the insight of the experience others have had.

[Graphic Unity]

I want to learn and attain more understanding.

[Cheryl]

I’ve quit once. I don’t intend to quit again. I’m supposed to be here. And “soul” is not a new concept to me.

[Seeker of Wisdom]

An all-consuming desire to be close to the Creator, to keep making sense of the lessons (corrections) He’s put in my path. This is the only game that counts.

[Jack Brenon]

“Rechimot” of the last push back of the Light on the desire to “Reveal the Creator”  (Ohr Machef betush on the Tabur) and knowing that The “Aviout” is decreasing as it rises to the next “Peh” which is the “Rosh” of the next  “10 Saferot” (AB, SAG, MA, BON probably missing one-smile) and knowing that it will get easier in the next “Olaam” (AK, A, B, Y, and Assayah).

In English, the desire to reveal the Creator is TOO strong and the Hope to find a better and an easier way to learn how to “Bestow” along with A LOTS of “Prayer” will obligate the Creator to grant the seeker’s WISH and allow the Light to enter the vessel!  Is what motivates me to persevere. So I have several tools on my team: A strong desire, Hope to succeed, Knowing that it can only be granted by a heart felt PRAYER, the books, the friends, the Rav,and knowing that in the end we will all be granted the final correction despite how many time one has to comeback and do it all over again.

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