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?

[Laura]

I expect a miracle, a paradigm shift, a shift in my perspective.

[Leila Havran]

To organize and give concepts to my inner experiences so as to lead myself and others well.

[Janice]

My expectation is of myself, that I have settled whatever was needing my immediate attention, and have mindfully prepared to listen, to query what I do not understand and to be patient when hearing, feeling or thinking  something that makes me uncomfortable – vulnerable. I want to be able to recognize when and how inner change becomes an opportunity for me to witness the steadfastness of the Creator.

[Jariv]

I expect from this lesson to have a life more accurate to present giving discipline to understand life in a wisdom way with a prospective of a maturity. One of my goals is to learn more about my surroundings to have a better harmony naturally in social and cognitive behaviors.

 

[Mark]

I expect to understand life a little bit better.

[Oz]

I expect this lesson to provide practical insights and tools that I can apply in real life while advancing my research on the Zohar. I hope to gain a deeper understanding of the subject, grow both personally and professionally in the areas I’ve dedicated my life to—understanding our place in the world and finding ways to share that knowledge. My goal is to achieve clarity, actionable knowledge, and new perspectives that challenge the way I currently think, ultimately helping me make a meaningful impact.

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