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?

[Iggy]

I wish for you union with the Creator through totally understanding true connection with others

[Jo Fakour]

I wish for my fellow classmates that wisdom and understanding come freely.

[Maricor]

my wish for you, my dear fellow students –

 
<p style=”text-align: center;”>beyond our stories</p>
<p style=”text-align: center;”>we are in this together</p>
<p style=”text-align: center;”>no you, me – it’s Us</p>
I wish for you eyes that feel, ears that see, hearts that speak.

May the work of your hands be that of bestowal, your presence a joy to behold.

 

 

 

 

[Ricki]

It is so beautiful reading the comments here! I feel uplifted and I think this community might be very kind despite us all jostling with our egos.

I hope we can understand each other and build a warm place of mutual connection.

I would say to my fellow students, don’t give up! Even when life gets tough and when it’s hard to find time to study, it’s ok because the most important thing is you nurture the point in the heart.

[Anonymous]

To my fellow students I wish them courage to continue the study of Kabbalah and joining the sessions to find the Light together in a group; It is difficult at first to find the time to study, read the books and join the sessions, but it is the way to approach the Creator and to serve mankind as the Creator wants us to do.  We are now responsible for this since we have the point on the heart.

[Ricki]

Thank you for writing this

[Jeff]

I wish all my fellow students will know how great they are.

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