[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Unless the group is organized specifically according to the Kabbalist, Rabsh, who is the only Kabbalist to start laying out these principles, then any group is naturally going to take the shape of our egos, and won’t be spiritual. In such a group the only thing we can demand from each other is the importance of the spiritual goal.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

There will be opportunities in the graduate program. For now the most important is for students at this stage to invest in their own studies since all volunteer opportunities are predicated on that solid foundation being there.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Go to the retreat.kabuconnect.com site, and up on the top right corner there is a link to “Financial Aid”

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

We will. Everything will be arranged.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

I’m disconnected entirely from the financial side, but if possible I would consider my financial priorities, since the cost is pretty low I think. I know there’s some way to get around the payment – and you can write to Zohar about it – but that’s not my department. My department is telling everyone that the ego is built in such a way that if you don’t pay, you also won’t benefit spiritually. It wouldn’t be better if the program was free. My ego won’t let me advance unless it has to pay out of its coffer. If it has to pay, the ego itself demands payment back, and since there’s no corporeal gain, it demands spiritual gain.

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Well, no, but it doesn’t matter. You’re on the right track in terms of efforts and feeling, and it doesn’t matter if you get the words right. It’ll all sort out internally and become correct, according to the efforts. Keep going just as you are.

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