Preparation Question: What do you expect from the lesson? What do you desire to achieve from it?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Question: What do you expect from the lesson? What do you desire to achieve from it?

[Amaranta]

I expect to open my mind to a new structure of understanding. I hope to achieve a new perspective in life.

[Maria Escurra]

Very helpful

[Joshua]

Understanding the science.  The worlds, the soul, tikkun, Tzimtzum, Sefirot, the Zohar. Teachings of Isaac Luria and Baal Shem Tov.

[Matthew]

To increase my perception of reality.

[Myrna]

Similar to Elishiva above, I am an older person who has been on the seeker path for most of my life. The course has provided me great insights and a clear path to follow. I am both excited and daunted. I can feel the growth already taking place inside of me, but am aware of how far the journey is and how I am still at the very, very beginning!.The intent is to be aware and awake to the Force of Nature in each moment that I can.

Thank you for all the hard work, commitment, and dedication you all have put into making this material available to us! I am grateful to have been “led” here and to all of you!

[Elisheva]

I expect to learn more in depth about a topic that I was already trying to learn about 10 years ago. I bought a lot of books on Kabbalah. In my innocent naivety, I thought I had a good understanding of the Ten Serifot. I have the full volumes of Zohar. However, I tried to read some volumes and could not make any sense of what I was reading. Hence, I turned my attention to try to understand the Sefirot. My understanding, as I now know, was extreme elementary. What I took from all my readings was that one had to be a good person to stay on the right side of the Tree of Serifot. Now, from watching some conversations from you on YouTube, it is more about the Creator’s vessel and the bestowing of our souls and that the importance is about us bestowing back purity to the world. I expect to learn what Kabbala really is about and I desire to achieve the level of purity and how to change my future. I wish I had started earlier in this path. I am 74 years old. I have done mitzvot, as my parents taught me. And geing honest, I have done so in a pure way. I have never searched for self fulling recognition or otherwise. I has been more with a sincere heart. Therefore, I desire to achieve that level of wisdom.

[Author]

Replies