Preparation Prompt: Considering our journey thus far, how can we fortify our connection with the illuminating force? How do we amplify its transformative influence?

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Prompt: Considering our journey thus far, how can we fortify our connection with the illuminating force? How do we amplify its transformative influence?

[Eric]

Egoism is the will-to-receive for oneself, while prayer is the wish to overcome the will-to-receive for oneself, and to make a fervent appeal to the Creator to enter spirituality.

[Vince]

By strengthening our connection to the group and correcting our ego/desires. The light not only changes us via help with the screen but also reveals to us corrections that needs to be made

[Tydus]

Shift from receiving for the self alone to receiving for the sake of giving pleasure to the creator.  Use the heart to connect with the oneness of the wisdom of kabbalah and its many books.

[Jarrett Twaddle]

When we feel furthest from the creator is actually when the light is working on us the most. That feeling of despair that I am not in equivalence of form with the most-high – that I am still prideful or lustful but have caught myself in my own folly – but that I turn to the creator in humility, elevating the friends as great and putting pressure on the connection between us in how I think and feel about them, brings about more and more corrections and thereby is the means of which I can strengthen the influence of the reforming light.

[Marcy]

Asking the Creator to show me areas of correction, studying Kabbalah, paying attention to things he shows me.

[Molly]

To attract the reforming light we should keep our focus on our studies and our understanding of Kabbalah, no matter how difficult this may be , or how many moments of confusion or despair we may cycle through.

Exposure to the wisdom and writings will also help to attract the reforming light .
This focus demonstrates our fervent intention to move towards and be like the creator, that this desire for equivalence of form and unity with the creator, is our greatest desire .

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