Preparation Question: Starting a new course in Kabbalah is similar to a fetus moving on to a new trimester. The warm and fulfilling womb is still the same, but the desire and needs of the future human are evolving. Before we start the first week let’s set our expectations. How do we want the womb (Light) to influence and evolve us? What do we desire to achieve in this semester?

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: Starting a new course in Kabbalah is similar to a fetus moving on to a new trimester. The warm and fulfilling womb is still the same, but the desire and needs of the future human are evolving. Before we start the first week let’s set our expectations. How do we want the womb (Light) to influence and evolve us? What do we desire to achieve in this semester?

[tom]

So far it’s been a lonely path, and thus I’m excited to feel the work in a ten coming closer. I think this course is gonna prepare me for the most difficult task one can imagine, but do we have a choice? Of course not, so let’s get started! The world of Ein Sof is waiting for us

[Wendi]

Experience is not gained with gestation, but likening our study to the light of the womb sets the promise of a new birth rich with opportunity for bestowal..

 

 

 

[Leo]

As above so below, so below as above. Connecting the point in the heart with my 10.

[David]

For the Reforming Light  to do it’s “Thing”  And show me how I can share that with others on this journey we have begun together

[Yvon Decelles]

… this is all me and it’s all for me.

[Tatjana Ristanić]

“…to achieve a feeling that this is all me…”

[Author]

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