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?

[Miho]

I would like to know the system of this world in Kabbalah way.

[LaWaunda]

I expect to have more knowledge of how the universe works and how we are to work within it.

[Rhonda]

I would like to feel a connection to the worlds beyond and how to better navigate life.

[Willy Sotomayor]

I have no personal expectations, but I would like to know the rules of the game of life.

[Jarrett Twaddle]

I don’t know that I expect anything. I want to achieve equivalence of form with the creator, although I know that this is one step, and there is no guarantee that I’ll even be able to make it.

[Eric]

As a spiritual practice, I try not to hold out expectations about anything, especially when it comes to something that may turn out to facilitate my personal transformation. Not only does this practice help me avoid pitfalls on the spiritual path – such as disappointment and overweening attachment to preconceived notions – but it makes it possible to approach each new activity with what is called “beginner’s mind.” In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna tells Arjuna that the essence of spirituality is “to release attachment to the outcome of your work.” This is some of the best advice for the journey of the soul that I have ever heard and practiced, and it has served me well throughout my life.

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