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?

[Simon]

I wish that my fellow students come to understand themselves and the creator through the study of Kabbala.

[Kat]

I wish to my fellow students to find light in their lives .. and carry the message of hope and this light to others ..

[Aleksandar]

I wish to all of you that God is merciful and forigivng to you as he is to me.

[Maggie]

May you be easily attuned to the light beings and share the joy of presence and recognition with them. Witness and witnessed. The truths lie between. May you be willing to be receptive,  patient and trusting that the sense of creator within you is the way
you are a part of that presence – the more receptive the clearer  the communication will be.
If it is Meant to be it will be.
Trust you will know and question dogma

 

blessings

[Robbie]

I have always believed we came from one (light) source. It’s painful to watch those who would do others harm. I wish for all of us, connection, love, and finding our way back to the source. I wish for us to all be a source of light and love to others.

[Smith]

I wish upon my fellow students full spiritual enlightenment and in turn, a deeper understanding of the concepts of kabbalah.

I hope they understand these concepts well enough to live a more peaceful life.

[Author]

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