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?

[elsayed]

Unfortunately, most of the teachings are in a language other than Arabic, and I am an Arab who does not speak other languages. There is no Arabic translation for the videos, which reduces their spread among Arabs.

[Albert – KabU Instructor]

Hi Al-Komi,

We have courses and materials in other languages as well, including Arabic.

Check out the portal site for details: https://www.kab.info/

Albert @ KabU

[VONKA]

I know it can be frustrating, and maybe there are other ways, have you consider using chat gpt or grok to translate things? there are free versions in case you cannot afford that, and you can play short parts of the videos to AI partially and get translations. You can even be the one who will translate Kaballah videos and text to others using AI.  I believe if you want something very much the way will be revealed 😊

[Ben]

A basic understanding of the science of Kabbalah (same answer to both questions)

[Peggy]

With this first lesson, I expect a starting point, a foundation of understanding. My desire is to discover a deeper connection with nature and mankind.

[Seah]

I have experienced a fire that burned my apartment in March. This experience was followed by a sudden break up in July, one week before my birthday. — I have come out stronger from these experiences until now. — Still, I experience myself in the world often eye to eye with a certain chaos. I recently started a coaching for helping me with the apartment hunt since I have been struggling with keeping up with work, finding interim living space and all the things that have not been dealt with yet plus those action items that do not seem logical to me yet persist as a sort of basis within this worldly reality around me. — Existential questions have always been by my side. They are getting lowest these days.

The questions towards (this is Dr. Laitman, correct) this expert seem almost like a sort of magical thinking to me — the answers a bit as well 🙂 — It might be that the music makes me and my internal programming skeptical. — Even though, I know that self reflection and learning makes trusting the self easier. I hope to learn how trusting and intuitive decision making by way of inner knowing is possible. I do think that this would be what I want to live.

I am sitting in front of a contract with self for the coaching process and one sentence that calls out my willingness to take responsibility for my actions and beingness in the world made me stop and think about why I hate that wording. I started turning to more videos on the Zohar, then thought about if responsibility can be intuitive and still what I sometimes think the world around me expects of me while I despise the materialistic philosophy that I sometimes suspect behind it. And then I wonder if just my programming is warped. And then, here, right now, I think: I hope that what is said in the video above can be that easy and still full of authenticity and empathy towards self, other, and everyone involved in whatever is present in that moment.

[Emma]

I want to learn and grow through Kabbalah. And I think the first step is to make sense of the language and how the concepts apply to our lives / the world we live in.

[Tanya]

My desire is to have a greater understanding of our purpose in life  and to develop the point in my heart so that I can always “treat thy friend as thy self”

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