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?

[Linda]

What inspired me most is the realisation that we cannot grow spiritually alone; our connection is the vessel.

I’ve learned that my ego shows up, but I also have a real desire for connection and truth. Seeing both has helped me understand what I need to work on.

For my fellow students, I wish we all felt the strength of the group and truly experienced connection, so that together we can grow into something greater than we can be alone.

[Yas]

What inspired me most was the importance of the group with a point in the heart, especially because the ideas I encountered came as such a surprise. I came to realize that what exists outside of me, others, the collective, is more validation than focusing only on myself. I already had my suspitions on this matter but the course was a real confirmation about who I am.

That is what I value most about the wisdom of Kabbalah: it is based on a truly safe and meaningful principle of prioritising others before oneself. On a larger scale, this has become my aspiration. It is why I wish not only for my friends, but for the whole world, to reach this understanding and achieve this goal within our lifetime.

[Silvana]

I found the course to be a wonderful preparation for the group work. Thank you for the clear and inspiring teachings. I look forward to putting all that I learned into practice.

[Paulanthony]

The fact that nothing in the nature is random, that everything is connected, is really inspiring. I learned that I need to rise above my nature and to behave like a Creator, to love, bestow and connect. I wish for my fellow students to rise above separation and reveal the Creator.

[Michael]

The study has brought me to a highest level of humility and love for the creation, I have come to the understanding that if I want the world to change for better I have to change from my egoistic nature to altruism. And to draw the Light from above for my benefits I need to connect to my fellow and think of his/her needs that will speed up my spiritual development. In this matter I wish my fellow students well, May the creator bestows unto them His grace and light.

 

[Greg]

I look forward to the environment and loving thy neighbor as I love thyself.  I understand that this is a blanket statement but in order to reach the Equivalence of Form, this is the requirement.

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