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Well Gianni you brought me here. I was completely baffled in my first graduate course and you suggested me check this out before I am placed in the next group of tens. Looking forward to this and though I will still participate in the graduate lessons and most likely remain in bewilderment to the majority of  the material this course I am quite certain cannot hurt. It will be refreshing understanding some things again for a while. I really loved the reality courses. Well I certainly appreciate  your work and thanks for the help. Oh and I figured out how to do raise  my hand in the zoom class. Thanks for the solid.
oh hey, one more thing, I would love to get in on the next group of 10 that is forming I don’t really know how to go about doing that however, any information on the subject would be much appreciated. I am really eager to work with fellow students. Thank you all very much again.
OK so I just sat through my first graduate lesson tonight at 8:30 PM Eastern standard time. I apologize don’t know the name of the instructor but it was the  introduction to the Zohar part 50. I was for the most part completely clueless on almost everything that was said. What should I be studying to get to the point where I understand all the worlds and the parts of the worlds, so that perhaps next lesson I will be able to understand at least a little bit of it. I don’t recall any of the lessons in the  pre-graduate courses that went into such detail about the worlds and the lights and all the other stuff the instructor was talking about? I would like that I really enjoyed the class. I’m going to have to study how to work Zoom is well too because I was pretty baffled by that how to talk or raise your hand or is my camera on that was pretty much over my head as well. I’m sure I’ll get the hang of that. Eventually it would be nice to be able to ask a question. I believe I’m going to really enjoy the graduate environment like I said it was very enjoyable and I like the format but it was pretty much just like listening to a foreign language For an hour and a half . Thank you all so much for your work and dedication and have a great evening.
well, what is inspired me throughout the four courses is the continuity of the lessons one building upon the other, always seems to be focused and on a clear path, which is what I needed in my life. I’ve been a Freemason for the last seven years which entails studying many different paths, which is interesting to  me. However, never staying on the same one for too long this is the direction I’ve stayed on consistently longer than I have all of the others. I do feel like I’ve learned some valuable things about myself one being that I need structured learning, and I have for most of my life been an atheist, because I felt so strongly about science and now seeing how they come together is extremely interesting. What I can wish for my fellow students is that we all stay on this path together and I think there’s room in our ego to feel a little satisfaction that we are doing a good thing here and really, if you think about it out of all the humans on earth what a minuscule fractionof us have ever pondered the thoughts and ideas that we’ve been studying on a regular basis, so I do believe that is a special thing and perhaps we are chosen to lead Others, maybe generations to come or I guess we could just all be bat shit crazy but I tell you what I’m gonna stick around and find out.
Can you explain the difference between the Masak and the tzintum I understand how the first is a reflective barrier, but in the last diagram of one of the last modules, it had the same some looked like it was part of  the kli. so I didn’t know where that restriction is.
