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?

[Vincent Leduc]

To deepen my understanding of the forces acting upon our world, and grow

my connection with the creator

[Nadia]

From Kabbalah’s lesson, I expect to gain a deeper understanding of the spiritual and mystical aspects of life. I desire to explore the hidden dimensions of the universe, the interconnectedness of all things, and the ultimate purpose of existence. Through Kabbalah, I hope to uncover wisdom that can help me navigate life’s challenges with more clarity, peace, and purpose.

I also aim to develop a stronger connection to the divine and cultivate a more profound sense of inner peace. Learning Kabbalah is not only about gaining intellectual knowledge but also about spiritual transformation, helping me to align more deeply with my true essence and the higher forces guiding the world.

Ultimately, I seek personal growth, inner fulfillment, and the ability to contribute positively to the world around me. Through the study of Kabbalah, I hope to achieve a greater sense of harmony, both within myself and in my relationships with others.

[Marc]

After I wrote my first answer to this question – now I am going to give another.
Honestly I don´t know. The topics are unknown to me and my worldview until now is very different than the one presented here. I am searching without really knowing what – that´s why I am here.  With a smile I continue my search with the aim of fullfillment and being able to give without searching for my own benefit.

[Andronicus Mumbi]

To start understanding my life

[jennifer leigh]

Do I desire to know and control my destiny ? Somehow, I think I may , yet I feel that having too much control leads me on a path of not trusting and having faith. When your environment, has dictated your path for most of your life ,it’s easy to just feel like you have to accept the circumstances, but I truly believe ,we all have the potential to change our personal destiny , honestly I’ve tried in the past to do this, yet like a magnet I got dragged back into the circus I have tried to escape. I have taken comfort when I’ve failed that it’s my “destiny” so do I now with the study of Kabbalah accept that it’s my right to desire and it’s not selfish to aim for more. So a simple “it’s ok “ to desire ,makes sense now .

[Marco Soranno]

I found it very important and useful for me to understand right away that Kabbalah is not a religion or a Mysticism, but a science, a science that helps us live this reality in which we live.

From this lesson I expect to understand how to best approach the topic of Kabbalah.

The content of the version was really excellent and everything was conveyed in a language suitable for my understanding.

[Author]

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