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February 28, 2026 at 1:19 am EST in reply to: Preparation Question: Starting a new course in Kabbalah is similar to a fetus moving on to a new trimester. The warm and fulfilling womb is still the same, but the desire and needs of the future human are evolving. Before we start the first week let’s set our expectations. How do we want the womb (Light) to influence and evolve us? What do we desire to achieve in this semester? #483587
Myrna
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I recently ( 6 months ago ) had two knee replacements. Symbolically, being cut off at the knees means that I have to become humbled and bow to a force greater than me. This is what I want to achieve in this semester – to nullify myself through thinking and caring for others in the 10.
February 28, 2026 at 12:19 am EST in reply to: What was my best experience from the previous course? What do I expect from this course? #483585
Myrna
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The previous course, plus attending the World Congress, has “blown me away”. The principles and practice are elegant, profound, and daunting.
I hope to gain the tools to experience the 10 and begin this incredible journey of caring for others, creating a greater loving spirit between us and growing
February 23, 2026 at 12:28 am EST in reply to: Share any/all of the following: What most inspired me in the course? What have I learned about myself in the process? What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development? #482538
Myrna
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I have just attended the World Congress in Israel. It’s blown my mind and allowed me to recognise the path forward: To know that only through paying for others can I spiritually grow and learn to bestow: ONLY through being part of, caring for and growing with can I grow! It all makes sense on an energetic level and doing it practically is hard but I am committed to this path!
February 8, 2026 at 2:30 pm EST in reply to: Preparation Question: Our entire work in Kabbalah is only to attract the light that reforms. By this we receive everything we need for our advancement. Furthermore, I’m told that if I will help the others, I will advance myself even more towards spirituality. How does this work? What does it mean to help the others, those with the point in the heart, on the spiritual path? #480899
Myrna
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By being present and listening to others even when they have the opposite views to mine, I am able to learn something about myself as they are part of me, as we are all one. By staying in the relationship, we can connect to the point in the heart, and the light will be drawn to the points and the space between us.
February 8, 2026 at 2:14 pm EST in reply to: Preparation Question: Our entire work in Kabbalah is only to attract the light that reforms. By this we receive everything we need for our advancement. Furthermore, I’m told that if I will help the others, I will advance myself even more towards spirituality. How does this work? What does it mean to help the others, those with the point in the heart, on the spiritual path? #480897
Myrna
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Through being present to others, truly listening to what they say and appreciating their opinion, which may be opposite to mine, I will discover more about myself as they are part of me; we are all one.
Plus, by staying connected through difficulties and challenges, the point in our hearts and the space between us will attract the light, and together we will slowly grow spiritually.
February 1, 2026 at 3:55 pm EST in reply to: Preparation Prompt: Considering our journey thus far, how can we fortify our connection with the illuminating force? How do we amplify its transformative influence? #477892
Myrna
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By being part of communities and environments of like-minded people, where the point in the heart can be supported and extended by the law of equivalence. By slowing down and taking more time to be present to what is, and to slow my reflexive responses.
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