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?

[Chris]

I hope to approach the study with an open receptive mind. my intention leans towards a studious attitude rather than a desire for self help. I believe as my knowledge and focus on the work continues, this will affect my growth more effectively than trying to force internal change.

[Rebecca]

Hi, my desire is to balance my inner light with outer chaos (make sense of this life). I have an endless thirst for knowledge to understand all. I also would like to learn the key to decode all the knowledge encrypted throughout the ages in the great books like the Bible, the Torah, The Zohar and most likely other amazing books such as Dante’s Divine Comedy etc.

[Judy]

Hello to all!

I wish through this study to have a shift in my current perspective of reality to a TRUE reality.

I want to learn how to attain the state of equivalence of form. so that I can invert my desires to become the good that does good.

Before I leave the planet, this is what I wish!

May we all continue to be  one man in one heart!

[M.I. Masters]

I’m expecting to learn what it means to truly have choices in what I want to be do and have in this life.

[Liz]

Through my own intuition I have felt a compelling desire to live purposefully and conscientiously, responsible for all consequences whether intentional or not. I have never been able to find the way to achieve this and I hope this lesson prepares me to gain insight and to open my mind to other possibilities I have not thought of or understood

[Frederick]

I expect this lesson to deepen my understanding of the forces governing reality, the nature of my desire to receive, and how spiritual perception is developed. I desire not merely to gain knowledge, but to undergo an inner change—to rise above automatic self-interest, face life’s challenges with greater awareness and responsibility, strengthen my connection with others, and move closer to discovering life’s true meaning and purpose.

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