Preparation Question: The importance of clearly defining the goal in the study of Kabbalah is the beginning of the path. Once the goal is defined, you will continue to refine it to keep yourself perfectly aimed at the target. How would you currently define the goal for which you are studying?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: The importance of clearly defining the goal in the study of Kabbalah is the beginning of the path. Once the goal is defined, you will continue to refine it to keep yourself perfectly aimed at the target. How would you currently define the goal for which you are studying?

[Mel Farrell]

To be more integrated with people and the world, have more perspective on the troubles I encounter in the world and in me.

[Iheb]

My goal is to connect with others since through the connection with them, I acquire a vessel to receive the inspiration of God.

I want to do the right thing.

[Lana]

I want to stop the pain, the anxiety and the emptiness.
I want to know why I live and what is my purpose.

[Bongani]

My goal for studying the wisdom of Kabbalah is to try to learn how to understand the thoughts of God or God’s intention about the outcomes that I’m experiencing in my life, the world around me including the world in general.

[Jack Davidsen]

The goal can be defined perfectly in more than one way. The way I mostly choose to define it is by something I have learned in this course: Attaining Equivalence of Form with the Creator.

I always wanted to help make the world a better world, but I also understood that in order to do so I would have to find a way to spiritually transcend the limitations of the corporeal world. It is only now, after finally having begun to study Kabbalah here with KabU, that I understand and know how to express it clearly in Kabbalistic terms.

 

[Martina]

To finally connect to the creator, to stop waisting time with paths that don’t get me there.

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