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?

I am fairly sure that I have had some experience with Kabbalah in a previous generation. I have been the most transformed by recognizing that Reshimot in our spiritual root bring us in contact with challenges that we must expose and expel; and “others” that we prefer to view as externalities are, in fact, internalities. Ultimately, we are one collective soul.

I enjoyed the illustrations and practical examples of more advanced concepts in Kabbalah, and how dynamics in the group work. I feel like I have taken another important step in learning this wisdom, and the notes I took will certainly help me throughout the rest of my life as a student of Kabbalah.

I appreciate the practical examples about connecting to the upper worlds through the connection with others.
I also learned that I have to change if I want to get closer to the Light. As an introvert the thought of groups makes me nervous but I suspect, I stumbled on Kabbalah for a reason.

It’s inspiring to have the concept of developing through unity, togetherness instead of the prevalent idea of one beating the other to the goal. You don’t need to get the better of others but you become better with others.

I’m excited for the next step and being put in a group.  I get the feeling that fellow students taking this path with me at the same time are going to be the people in my group.  I’ve learned as much reading their questions in the forums and seeing the instructor answers to those questions, as I have with the course materials.  So I look forward to continuing in a group session with such amazing people.

What most inspired me was about kabbalah workshops and group connection, so, with this course I learned how to apply kabbalah in my daily life in a more effective way.