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?

[James]

I’d like to know how kabbalah can help me be more in tune with my life, and to understand how my own life is rooted in the whole of creation, rather than an ego separate from it.

[Sue]

I am trusting that I will achieve a desire to develop a better understanding of Kabbalah, and live a fulfilling and peaceful life. I believe I can achieve an even greater desire to become the spiritual teacher that I see I am in my dreams every night and to help my fellow man to also achieve their goals through God’s power and wisdom.

[Andreas P.]

I want to be able to enjoy and understand myself and this world more. I want to connect more with its diversity and its mysteries.

[Fiona]

I am expecting to learn about Kabbalah.what it means  and its application in my daily life to improve myself and .y interactions with others.

[Fredrik]

To turn my life around from my recurring situation into prosperity and happiness

[Marina]

I expect the lesson to offer a deeper understanding of the spiritual laws that govern reality. I hope to receive clarity on how to align more fully with the Creator’s will and to recognize the inner work I must do to rise above my egoistic desires. I also expect connection—with the teacher, the group, and the Light that flows. I desire inner transformation: to become more giving, loving, and connected to the force of bestowal. I want to feel the unity of the group and to break through the barriers of separation and judgment. Ultimately, I want to reveal the Light that reforms—the force that changes my intention from receiving for myself to receiving in order to give.

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