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Dear Jennifer,
We are doing everything in our power to make the virtual participation as close as possible to the in person experience. Obviously, some events that are in nature, and being with the friends in person will require some extra work for our friends joining us virtually, but the workshops, and lessons will definitely be mirrored on zoom and will have breakout rooms for the tens.

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dear Zorica,
The moment the schedule is readied for publication and for the different time zones, it will be uploaded to the site and you will have access to it always

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Dear Mary,
I am not sure if we will or won’t, we try to accommodate as much as possible for most of our students, and although it isn’t always fair to our friends that are not in living where the majority live, we are always looking for other possibilities, locations, times, and activities.
With that said, the extra expenses can be minimized if you had to come a day early and stay another night as you mentioned by exploring staying in the actual camp where we do the retreat which is definitely cheaper than hotel rooms.
Zohar

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Yes of course, as we get closer to the event

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Our teacher, Rav, Dr. Michael Laitman answers his students questions every day for 3 hours during the daily lesson which as a Graduate Environment student, you can access through the Arvut System.
He answers questions on his blog as well as through submission on his various sites.

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The event will be on Zoom, and all registrants should be receiving a couple emails today and tomorrow with the links to connect to the event.
In essence this event is meant for our students of all levels from the very beginners upwards. So if you feel the person you are inviting has a very basic acquaintance with Kabbalah, they are invited to join us.

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