What have you discovered about Kabbalah that was new to you?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

What have you discovered about Kabbalah that was new to you?

[Jeff]

The topic of prayer was kind of new to me. I agree and I have learned that your intentions is more important then the words themselves. But I also learned in the past that the prayers themselves, or more specific the words and combinations, created by Rabbis who were kabbalists, have power as well.

[Sharilyn]

That we are born to desire is new to me.

The definition of of faith in Kabbalah – a tangible, vivid, complete, unbreakable, and irrefutable perception of the Creator.
Thus, the only way that I can acquire faith in the Creator is to become exactly like Him.

[Anthie Televantou]

I asked the Creator to help me be on the right path and to understand the world and Him. Kabbalah has helped me connect the dots. I am really grateful that He is guiding me through my dreams and my thoughts. I have found a new way of loving God and everything around me.

[Shlomo]

The things that have been surprising and new are perhaps too numerous, however I was most delighted by the concept of requesting a change to occur within ourselves, rather than assuming a self-centred stance and pleading with the Creator to adjust its divine plans as though our human intellect is somehow superior, or carries more wisdom – this is unfortunately the norm, and I feel so fortunate to have come-across this, for I’m now in a position to avoid making such mistakes along the path, along this journey.

[Caio Sandoval]

To ask the creator not to change the world around us, but to change us and how we perceive the perfection of it

[Jan Koons]

wow, where do I begin? First, was realizing what is written in the Zohar and books is not at all about this reality and instead about the upper worlds. That resonates with me but I’m still digesting it. Second, there are steps to get there and you are going to show us what they are. Thank you. Third, that it is OK to receive. In fact, that is really what we were created to do…and then to give in return. That one is going to take a bit as I was raised not to ask for myself yet, of course, that is really all I do. LOL. I am going to watch that video again. I know I love how you explain the ego. Can’t wait to delve deeper. Thank you Tony for these classes.

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