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?

[Yochanon]

I am so tired. I have dealt with depression and other issues since I was a kid. I have felt that I have no real control over my life. I have had the blessing of being introduced to Kabbalah at a young age, but am only now truly beginning to get a real glimpse on how it can help me do what I was meant to do, To receive the Light of Hashem, and then give it back, to HIM, to those around me.

I anticipate that this course will help with that goal.

Thank you for asking this question and giving me an opportunity to think on it.

[Edwin]

I hope that these lessons help me to have more of an understanding on how to get o the path of spiritual awakening.

[Jd Carmona]

Get ready to open myself up to learning new ways of perceiving. Begin to question the impact of longstanding thoughts/beliefs about my purpose and how they have impacted me and those around me. I hope for a wake up call that makes sense. I hope to be inspired to learn more.

[Dee]

I’m not really sure this is a question that is difficult to answer but I just know there is more to my existence than what I physically see?

[silvana]

To take in the lesson with my heart and not to over think it or use my intellect too much.

[Nicole]

I do not know how to answer the question as it is unclear what the lesson is about. Though I jump in with an open mind, trying to unfold a small piece of the complexity of Kabbalah. Hoping to stay in touch with the invinity, without it to get to technical.

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