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What most inspired me in the course?
The theory is simple: love your neighbor as yourself. There is no I. There is only Us. There is no Us. There is only One. Everything and everyone, without exception, is here from the One. There is no other than the One.
What have I learned about myself in the process?
In retrospect, the hardest lessons and experiences in this life have all been teaching me how to be a “giver” rather than a “getter,” and this has all happened by divine providence. Every person, everything, every experience, have all been set up according to the will of the One. This is because, once upon a time, I expressed my desire in a heartfelt prayer to be able to know that One and to be like that One. And just like that–so be it! Baruch HaShem.
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?
I wish you love, health, success, and a speedy journey back up the rungs of the ladder, back Home to the One. I look forward to our reunion!
What inspired me most in this course is realizing that spiritual growth is not just about learning or performing actions, but about how we relate to others and see ourselves within them. I’ve learned that every spark within me, when united with others, can turn into a great light that illuminates both myself and those around me. I wish for my fellow students to awaken this light within themselves and to strengthen our shared path of spiritual development together
It seems like the more I learn, the less I know – at least on an intellectual level – but on a deeper spiritual level I can feel that there are slow changes happening as my soul starts to develop and the truth starts to be revealed. I wish to continue on the path and wish the same for my fellow students – don’t give up when it feels hard.
I feel that based on the last quote shared that I’m exactly where I should be. I feel that my desire to know more and learn more from everyone in my life is consistently increasing. I hope and wish that my fellow students aspire to allow kabbalah to become a lifestyle and not just something to be studied.
What inspired me the most is that my desire for kabbalah in the last 3 weeks has significantly grown and my understanding of what I’ve learned is becoming more natural now. Instead of having to do it like a chore it’s turning into pleasure for me and without my daily studies I feel empty.
What I wish for my fellow students is that we all be somewhat on the same page and that everyone be doing as well as I am if not better. That collectively we may help support each others growth.
What most inspired me in the course?
This lesson helped me to see the bigger picture. In our ego, we can tend to think that everyone is on their own doing their own thing, so we dismiss who they are. But when you have others who have the same spark as you do and has learned Kabbalah ‘as you have, that puts a whole different twist on reality in one’s world.
What have I learned about myself in the process?
I have truly owned up to the Creator’s truth with open arms. This is totally a different perspective on the Creator’s design for humanity and I know without a doubt that Kabbalah is the way because the Torah and Kabbalah one in the same.
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?
To reach equivalence of form with the Creator.
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