[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Hi Marko,

That’s the idea, exactly. Everything in Preface is somehow mentioned here, so that you’ll be able to not be completely lost there. Because all one needs is some grip in order to keep going, and the Light works.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Yes. Until this point, the lessons focus on aspects of the Upper World that remind me of how I think I already am. Meaning they talking about wholeness, and I think I’m already whole, because I’m me, and I’m the center of the universe, more or less. I can think otherwise sometimes, but each one feels himself as such. I don’t feel how all of humanity are part of me (even if I can somehow imagine that at times) and thus that that true picture is shattered in me. This part of the course starts awakening that sensation a bit, it’s closer to where I actually am as opposed to where I imagine myself to be – and that confuses and disorients me. It’s actually a stronger Reforming Light that shines here, and that’s why one usually feels like leaving or starting over here.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

There’s one simple Upper Light, but each tastes in it something different, according to the vessel he has prepared. Now, the Desire to Receive, on the other hand, is not simple. It’s extremely complex, according to the fact that the Creator wanted to delight the Creator in many ways.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Welcome David,
We are so excited to have you in the Graduate Environment. As you many have heard, this week we are all connected to the Annual KabU Retreat and hope you are going to be with us at this special event.

In the Grad Environment, you will experience a myriad of lessons every week, and the “flagship” is what we call the Young Group. It starts every few months and in it you will embark on the practical Kabbalah journey. This is where you will be assigned a ten and learn all about the work in a ten. Your Young Group will be starting a couple weeks after the Retreat.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

We’re in the correction process. Like you have a car with all the pieces before you. When we connect them all, we can drive. The whole point is the driving. That part of the path isn’t really discussed in Kabbalah. Because it’s not right in front of us. What is, is the study, and you see that there are still some things you need to learn. Then in the grad program is the very practical work.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

You’ll see if you really try to connect, the places where something is missing in your connection. Then you’ll know what to ask the Creator for.

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