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My Best Experience from the Previous Course (KR-1): I’ve never peered so deep within myself! This in and of itself is extraordinary. Every video, every piece of written content, the Q&A’s (that I view on youtube), has been enormously fulfilling. I love it that I’m now playing in the domain of this new (yet a baby though) consciousness of WTB. I desire to expand this Awareness even more.
From KR-2: There’s a eagerness to get to week 5 where I access my ability to influence the world.. and yet, I’d like to be unhurried .., to gradually progress through each lesson and then eventually arrive there. Even as I type this, my heart is welling up with Gratitude. Thank You and see you soon!
Hullo there everyONE!
BIG LOVE ❤️ & PEACE ✌️from SCOTLAND/ALBA 🏴
A QUESTION FOR THE FEMALES/LADIES:
I’ve been wondering about these conferences….. are any of you keen to attend but apprehensive of risk? It seems like a NO BRAINER, as a single woman travelling alone, to avoid such an event in the middle of nowhere with a bunch of strangers and NO BREADCRUMBS left behind for anyone to follow should the worst happen? 😅
In my language I jest but it is a VERY REAL concern.
I would like to know others thoughts on this.
Male voices welcomed and encouraged too.Many thanx & Big Bear Hugz
HAZE ☺️🙏🫶
Hi Haze,
Connection is a big part of the Kabbalistic method. And since the majority of the students live far from each other and cannot have a regular connection, we host annual conventions and retreats so there are more opportunities to experience that connection.
The importance of connection might not be so clear yet because we’re still in the fundamentals of Kabbalah. But in the advanced semesters of KabU, everyone will get placed into smaller virtual Kabbalah groups of ten and taught how to connect and do spiritual work in a ten.
If you don’t feel comfortable coming to a convention now, it might make more sense for you to do so when you’re already part of a ten, when you get to know the people you are connecting with, and come together with them to a convention.
Another recommendation if you don’t feel comfortable coming alone is to bring a friend with you.
And lastly, there’s also the option to connect to a convention virtually and see what takes place there. It’s obviously not as strong of an experience, but it might ease your fears for future conventions.
Albert @ KabU
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