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?

[dinaa orkoubi]

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[Sheila]

I wish for my fellow students to be able to see through our earthly differences to the light that is within us all. We are each at different levels here, but our inner desires are the same. We are sparks of the same source.

I wish for us all to have more patience, and forgiveness, and understanding of the trials we must go through that create our differences here, for ourselves and for each other, as humanity struggles to attain the next step.

To rebuild the collective soul will take compassion and love, especially when the earthly differences seem so vast. We must look through that and be able to see that each one does have that point in their heart, even if they do not see it yet themselves. We must be the example that can be followed.

[Christina]

My hope for this community is that they share their light with the world.

[N/a]

That we should put an end to judgement by learning to accept each other just as we are without looking to change anyone or anything.  To look upon the world through the eyes of innocence.  To see a reflection of our own light in all things.

[Christian Hernandez]

Another question, when it comes to phase 4 in Malchut, does the vessel completely rejects the light again? Is this what other Kabbalists call “The Bread Of Shame”?

[Christian Hernandez]

Is Genesis in The Bible an allegory of this process?

[Author]

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