Engage in discussions on the week 4 lesson and materials, receiving guidance from a Kabbalah instructor.

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Engage in discussions on the week 4 lesson and materials, receiving guidance from a Kabbalah instructor.

[Maria B. W12]

Hello Gianni,
I am a very happy student at KabU as a Hungarian connecting from Hungary. Attended virtually last year’s Retreat and was sad that couldn’t attend in person. The volunteers’ support there was absolutely fantastic, and we are having the same in our lessons/zoom sessions, too. I would very much like to be involved as a volunteer for BB, possibly offering my professions and experience of 40+ years for use as a translator/interpreter. However, I’m studying Kabbalah in English using English books/sources only. How could I reinforce the Hungarian side of my terminology knowledge, too, to become suitable for real use for the BB society without needing to leave the English KabU environment I love so much?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Hi Maria,

Check here:   https://www.kabbalahbooks.info/collections/books/books-hungarian

I’m sure there will be a role for you once you have completed the graduate program.

Glad to have you here!

[Maria B. W12]

Dear Gianni,

Thank you so much for pointing to the Hungarian sources link and for your encouragement!

Maria

[Helen]

I’d like to know when the next congress will be held?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Possibly this summer, but nothing is set in stone. It depends on the state of the pandemic.

[Helen]

Many Thanks Gianni, for your response.

[Ale]

You mentioned the Toronto’s center. Where can I find a directory of world wide centres?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Actually, nearly all centers closed with the pandemic. So, when we meet physically for a special convention it is in a rental. For example, there was a retreat in upstate New York recently. But there isn’t so much of a need for physical locations anymore, and so I don’t know if they will reopen. We see the world is moving in the direction of working from home. And spiritual work, since it is work from my heart outwards, to exit myself in my intentions and aim them towards others, meeting physically isn’t more than a psychological trick by which, after all is said and done, I will have the same inner work to do of exiting my box towards others. But we can use the trick of meeting physically sometimes as well, and after the graduate program you can see if there is a ten in your area that it’s worthwhile to be connected with.

[Ricardo Vinicio Guerrero Cisneros]

ok, dissemination should be done by our intention (actions) of love to fellow man? That is the way we will hopefully atract more people to kabbbalah? Iam from El Salvador, how do i get in touch with a group in my country?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Hi Ricardo,

You need to first complete the courses here, through the graduate program, and then we can connect you with a group in the Latin American group.

Yes. The intention is what makes the impact in disseminating. It is what actually let’s the dissemination be a conduit for the Upper Light.

[Joanne Kabu-W10]

I can’t make the retreat the first of October 2021 but would like to find out how to find a study group for the tree of live and/or the book of Zohar.  Is there a way you help connect to others studying the wisdom of Kabbalah?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Usually we don’t find others in our physical environment who have the inclination for the path we study here, the method of Baal HaSulam. Rather those friends are strewn across the globe. And anyway, the work is all internal, even if you would have people physically around you; nevertheless you have the same work of exiting yourself towards some external reference points (friends on the same path as you). About this is all that the wisdom of Kabbalah and the book of Zohar write about, and what’s discovered when one does so. Therefore, the practice in how to do that is what is needed. And this is what we learn in the graduate program and beyond.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

We learn from the study of perception of reality that the world I see is a projection of my own qualities, which for now, they seem external, and compared to me, they seem relatively unreal, and certainly unimportant. But they’re me, my qualities. I don’t see this truth, and I don’t feel it, nor do I really believe it – I can’t. But there are exercises, in a specific group, where everyone is trying to do it, by which I can start to feel that that externality is my internality, even my closest and dearest qualities, much closer to me than I am to myself right now.

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