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?

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

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?

[Elisheva]

I had much to say about what I have learned about myself in the process. However, I pressed the wrong key and lost it all. Therefore, I will summarize that I have been and continue to be a happy person who lends out a hand to anyone in need. Having stated that, I believe that I was meant to learn Kabbalah with true Kabbalist instructors. It appears that in a small way, the path I have been in has lead me here. In terms of “Love others as one loves thyself,” I also believe I have done my tiny share and I am here learning how to expand that small point in the heart. In terms of Egoism, I have learned what it is and how to transform that to Altruism. Thank you.

[Ellema]

Hey Elisheva I can relate to hitting wrong key and losing a post kudos for your perseverance!

[Arjun]

What inspired me most: Gosh – I can say this a Billion times… The power and the process of group prayer – has taken me to a whole new level! I cant thank KabU enough just for this body of wisdom.

What I’ve learned about myself: the extent of Ego – that I thought I did not have!

What I wish for my fellow students: (1) for their desires to be raised and refined, to come nearer into eternal adhesion with the creator (2) that they allow the creator to develop their desire to attain His perspective towards all of reality (3) that the creator develops each of their un-coerced individual desires to become like Him!

[Mira]

I understand all the teaching but I feel like I’m reading a book and have not reached the final chapter. I must journey on to the end.

[Oliver]

still here

[Linda]

What has inspired me most is that nothing is random, everything is correction, and even pain is directional. The Spiritual path is not about becoming powerful; it’s about becoming aligned with bestowal.

What I want for my fellow students is that they stay on the path when it gets uncomfortable, knowing that everything is the Creator.

[Myrna]

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!

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