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?

[Elisabeth]

I think the lesson will ‘flesh out’ what I have researched so far.

[stephen]

I expect to gain knowledge of the true workings of our reality & answers to the many questions that I have.

I desire to learn & understand so that I can teach loved ones & others.

[Angel]

I hope it will give me a deeper understanding of the nature and purpose of life. I hope to achieve higher awareness and wisdom.

[Quinn]

I expect to learn a fundamental understanding of Kabbalah. I desire to be wiser.

[Guy]

I expect to know more about the Creator and the meaning of our existence.

I desire to be closer to the Creator and to anderstand the laws that govern the visible and invisible word for harmonious life with the Creator plan’s.

[Val]

To be honest, what I expect from this lesson is not just another set of abstract concepts or mystical terminology, but a chance to actually connect the dots in my own understanding. I’ve been researching Kabbalah on my own for some time, and the deeper I go, the more questions I have. Every new answer seems to open three more doors, and as a perfectionist, I can’t help but want to grasp the whole picture, not just fragments.

What I really desire from the lesson is a sense of clarity, or at least a step closer to seeing how everything fits together. I want to understand not only the ‘what’ but also the ‘why’: why these teachings matter, how they relate to my own life, and how I can apply them in a real, practical way. More than anything, I hope the lesson will help me fill in the gaps, sort out the confusion, and maybe even provide a sense of calm in the process. My ultimate goal is to come away with a stronger foundation so I can keep building on it, instead of just adding to a pile of disconnected ideas.

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