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?

[Jan Koons]

By studying, feeling, and our intention we will be able to receive the glorious, reforming, and joyful light. By sharing and being in the correct environment with teachers, and others who are also seeking and learning we will help each other with the connection with the light.

[Helen]

The light that reforms helps us prepare our vessel and increase the desire for spirituality. I would say that the correct intention and the group could strengthen the influence of the reforming light.

[Niklas]

By studying Kabbalah and surrounding ourselves with people who have the same desire of yearning to be similar to the Creator.

[BEN]

To havethe intention and desire to bestow to others, have the environment and ask the Creator to help me

[Ali Nadalipour]

Underestud the way of being like the creator in studies but when we talk about intention and changing it couldn’t find a practical way and how to correct egoistic desires in life.

[Trip]

The light that reforms is all around us. Our work is to attract it to a greater degree so that it may change our nature to one of bestowal. This is the only way to change our nature. We strengthen its influence by fashioning within ourselves a true prayer for its help. A true prayer is a yearning or desire to be more like the Creator that comes from feeling the futility of our own efforts to rise above our nature, the tension between the immense joy and pleasure of being like the Creator and how strongly we are trapped by our opposite egoistic nature. We can increase this tension in two ways: 1) by surrounding ourselves with others with a point in the heart, with this yearning for the Creator, which grows our desire for him; and 2) by working to be like him, by putting in the effort, so that we may feel how truly powerless we are.

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