Preparation Question: This time, instead of answering a question, write a message to your fellow students: What do you wish for them? How can we rebuild that collective soul and become a vessel for the light?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: This time, instead of answering a question, write a message to your fellow students: What do you wish for them? How can we rebuild that collective soul and become a vessel for the light?

[Peshka]

You my friend are lightening my bright side and I feel the Creator in you. I love you from all my heart for that ❤️ and I am working towards bestowing love and light towards all humanity 🔆 I feel blessed to be with you  on the path of revealing Him , my friend , and together and only together we can change the world for good 🔆

[Chanel]

I wish personal healing and a sense of wholeness to all; fulfillment and abundance overflowing to a degree that others need but only be near you to also experience blessings.

[TH]

May your desire for the light of the Creator transform your heart. May His light shine through you. May you recognize His gifts. May what He bestows upon you become what you bestow upon others.

[Linda Case]

I wish for all a journey of transformation that leads to a deeper connection, elevation of consciousness and feeling whole. No need to seek outside, knowing the answers are within.

[Michael Brewer]

I wish for each of you to progress spiritually and find your unique way of fulfilling the purpose of creation. May you receive the wisdom and guidance to recognize the good in all that you experience, remain joyful in your hearts, and meet spiritual challenges with steadfastness and clarity. I hope we can help one another learn and grow with less suffering, and that each person’s unique talents flourish in service of a revolution in consciousness—a revolution in unconditional love.

I believe there are countless ways we can support one another in rebuilding the collective soul and becoming a vessel for the light. Even before studying Kabbalah, I was drawn to forming bonds through which we could practice directing our desire to receive toward bestowal.

For me, sharing food offers a simple example. Cooking and eating a beautiful meal alone can bring pleasure, but eventually we are full, and that pleasure reaches its limit. When we cook together or for one another, another possibility opens. We can delight in another person’s enjoyment and receive what they offer with an appreciation that brings them joy as well. Our pleasure becomes an opportunity to care for one another.

I see something beautiful in this mutual exchange: an opportunity to work on the intention behind our desires. My hope is that we can bring this spirit into our relationships as students, discovering how our individual capacities can serve our shared spiritual purpose. Through these connections, may our inner corrections find expression in greater love and care for one another.

[Naomi]

Simply – be you. We are all waiting to help you refine your deepest desires- but we have to know you to help you ❤️

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