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 have been on a journey to seek the Creator through a self guided pursuit of fulfillment powered by the will to receive. The chase in seeking the knowing of the Creator however has recreated cycle of attaining knowledge that whist doing can feel enlightening and exciting but ultimately returns me to an emptiness of needing to be filled again by the next step.

But the Creator is here and now, always giving. It’s time for me to stop chasing and to start being. Being one with all He gives me. I pray He helps me be more aware of my thoughts and emotions so I can move in the moment from the left the the right line to offer mercy and love as He does.

I understand the importance of the group to develop this ability with others with the right intention, in a lab, not in the environment where the rules of this world predominate.

I therefore pray for all those involved in a group the same prayer I have, and that they attain the Creator’s wisdom through their mindful interactions and treat all that arises with love. Together we are both fortunate and humbled.

En devenant moins égoïste, en prenant pour mieux partager, en restant vigilante sur mes propres intentions, en me connectant aux autres étudiants.

Kabbalah is a practiced science, and group workshops allow us to reveal the Creator.

I’ve also learned that environment influences my thoughts. The need to be connected to a group helps maintain the spark and prevents me from being consumed by daily situations.
I hope all my fellow students have the opportunity to participate in the congress, which are intense moments for our inner development and for strengthening our connection.

Kabbalah is a practiced science, and group workshops allow us to reveal the Creator.

I’ve also learned that environment influences my thoughts. The need to be connected to a group helps maintain the spark and prevents me from consumed by daily situations.

I hope all my fellow students have the opportunity to participate in the congress, which are intense moments for our inner development and for strengthening our connection.

I’ve been inspired by the fact that all of Kabbalah, and the Torah, can be summed up in the phrase: “Love God and your neighbor as yourself.”  I’ve known this truth my whole life but have never understood, as I do now, why it is so crucial to practice it daily.  I now monitor my thoughts and deeds daily like never before, trying to identify and then root out ego as much as possible.  I am beginning to treat every interaction with another person as part of a living lab to practice daily and am taking more time for relational, rather than transactional, spiritual practice.  I wish everyone an easy and speedy trip back up the ladder, back Home, and should you need any help along the way, I’m here for you.  Wishing you all every blessing!