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?

[paula]

I expect to experience the wisdom in a different way.  To allow the wisdom to find me and work through me.

My desire is to know the difference.

[Janika]

I’m looking for greater insight into all the ways we are interconnected with each other and the world.

 

[shaymaa bakr]

i hope to recieve divine  answers to my questions

[Papillon]

I would like to gain a deeper knowledge of myself and life and how to change for the betterment of myself and others, plus create a more harmonious environment that i live in

[Jessica]

To communicate at a deeper level with Yahweh. To continuously grow be receptive to change and actively practice learnings. My desire to connect Biblical Hebrew literature to the Kabbalah as a “part 2” post Bible continued philosophy as the two connect & coincide. Personally I find the Kabbalah literature a 21st century creator centric philosophy & practice not necessarily a mystery the practice and historical significance simply “makes sense”creator one on one communication is ultimate step I seek to achieve & receive unto others.

In addition my last name is Kabala the ancestral appreciation I cherish & respect to continuously learn more.

[Sarah]

My intention is to recieve the teaching, to absorb & understand as much of them as I can. I am open & excited to learn new ways to think, feel & act in the world towards others, and begin to learn about my relationship with Heshem.

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