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?

[VeAhavta]

CONNECTION

[মাএৱলাম]

I expect to relearn about life. Recently I’ve been feeling very low and couldn’t find any explanation for my questions. The world shows so many not meaningful things… I miss the truth, and as even other participants write I wish to know what for am I here.. I want to live for others, care for life but I’m just doing my job.. struggling to overcome tiredness and unable to understand anything… It’s sad sometimes… I feel so even though I have everything.. good job, food, a place to sleep, a beloved one, family… still emptiness there.. I expect to learn how to change the perception..

[Luana Starteri]

I want to understand what I am doing here and how to order my desires in order to fulfill an existence with purpose.

[Carlos Rodriguez]

I want to understand the actual laws of nature, operate according to them, an attain peace, joy and tranquility

[Josue]

I’m eager to understand the practical application of these ideas, how to develop the point in my soul.

[Jasminz]

First of all, I think that the destiny of an individual is always expanding and transforming through the process of personal growth and development and I think that this process is very individual and how it works depends on the actual personal state and current situational circumstances of the environment. And according to this thoughts and referring to a teaching about the immortality of the soul I watched previously, I think that the destiny of a child is to grow into his or hers neshema, by continually creating his or her own life, the person, through the expansion of the body and soul refinement, to create a high quality life by teaching the neshema to grow into her best possible version G‘d gives each soul unique into existence. And therefore I think life and soul are always inherently aspects of each person coming into existence, for from G‘d we got the vessel of life with coming into existence and he blew our neshema into this body and we might be in a state of unconsciousness and ignorance while coming into existence and therefore we need to grow, by learning and experiencing and that causes that our neshema transcends into a higher quality of life, a life given to us from the very beginning and a soul to teach in G‘ds wisdom to grow.

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