Preparation Question: If everyone must reach the ultimate goal, what is my role in the process?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: If everyone must reach the ultimate goal, what is my role in the process?

[Greg]

My role  is  to love thy neighbor/friend as I love thyself.

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[Kyro]

Sometimes I feel like what I have to offer is too little to make a difference.

Doing the inner work is non-performative, non-viral, non-dramatic. There’s no applause for changing your attitude: not taking things personally, repairing calmly, letting emotions pass without weaponizing them, etc.
But those are exactly the things that reduce suffering at scale. Everyone’s contribution is important, no matter how small. As long as I keep my head high, do my best, and believe in myself, anything can happen.

If enough people do that  suddenly: cruelty feels strange, boundary-violations feel rude, silent pressure feels unnecessary, repair feels obvious.

A corrected vessel will become the new normal. And one day, future generation growing up in a healthy environment will say something like:

“Why would anyone make a big deal out of that?”

And I’ll know exactly why they’ll ask that. Not because the work was loud. But because it was steady.

 

[Yvette Lanausse]

My role is to learn as much as possible how to climb the ladder and begin to see the world and my fellows as the creator sees them.

[Abogado Carlos Morthera]

Upgrade together.

[Milo!]

The ultimate goal is for everyone to reach equivalence of form with the Creator,

then my role is to set or be an example for others to see, and follow the path of Kabbalah.

[Gloria Ezra]

To reach the ultimate goal myself to so I will be able to pass it on

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