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?

[Lexo Janji]

I got many accidents when I was in total control of my destiny, but at that moment I was unaware that I was doing all those incredible things, also I had many severe cases of drawbacks which I thought god or some …. was punishing me.

Now I realized that both of these kinds of happenings were me doing against or for me.

I expect to develop the sense which will help me to know what how and when to use to understand how to act and never hate myself for what I already did to me

[Joe]

Hi, I`m Joe. I hope to get a better understanding of the reason for our existence!

[Binux]

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[Anisha Brown]

Hi my name is Anisha from the UK.
I desire to understand the meaning and purpose of a successful life from the perspective of Hashem. Not from my own imagination.

[Michael]

I expect to have a better meaning about life and how to live. I believe that the Kabbalah is like a map to divinity. It has a lot to reveal to me about myself and God. Hence, I expect a supernatural experience and different encounter with God.

[Rivka]

Hi, my name is Rivka, and I feel that I have been on a journey my whole life – sometimes more seeking, sometimes less – depending on my corporial life – so to speak – and I have the feeling that, in fact, as a kid I had this natural spiritual closeness to what is called the upper force – I had the feeling that nature is G”d – I had this natural acceptance of what happened to me, no matter if it was good or bad for me. But life and overteaching and overthinking made me float away from this natural senses and now I really am curious and open – without too many expectations – to find back to this nature given element of our human soul to experience our g”d-given splinter of divinity and pass it on, or better, let it connect with that of others who are willing to dissove and merge their egos into a wholesomeness that helps us transcend our corporal limitations and limited reception/experience of our worldly existence.

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