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?

[Milo!]

So many things have in fact inspired me.

– Stressing the importance of Connection and Love of Friends.

– The fact that the Congress is a huge push towards advancement in Kabbalah.

– The importance of dissemination, and despite my solid belief in that. I can NOT practice dissemination in the part of the world I live in. As the very vast majority of people here do NOT  like anything Jewish ! So I fear of being persecuted if I attempt to disseminate in the country which I live in.

* In all honestly, that are so many wonderful values in Kabbalah, and I feel lucky and blessed to be part of this awesome spiritual community/wisdom

[Lucy]

I’m deeply thankful to have been guided toward Kabbalah. After years of seeking a place of genuine mutual love and finding only disappointment, I’ve finally found a path that prioritizes the collective good of humanity. To al friends,  together we can achieve this unity,

[Lorna Hake]

I’m am excited scared a little afraid this is just another deed end rabbit hole, but i am ready to put my heart and soul in and pray for everyone.

[Ben]

I’ve been a student of spirituality for decades and have studied both Eastern and Middle Eastern philosophies and faiths. Kabbalah has brought all of them together and given me a clearer understanding of the meaning of life and our Creator’s plan.

Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Hindu, and Buddhist faiths all talk about a “Golden Age” or a “Messianic Age” where evil will be defeated and a time of peace, prosperity, and righteousness will come. All of them speak of a divine figure who will make this happen.

What I’ve felt most uncomfortable about in relation to other theologies and what I love most about Kabbalah is that this “redemption” or “enlightenment” is related to humanity as a whole as opposed to each of us as individuals.

And I feel humbled that the Universe finds me worthy of and believe me to be capable of being part of this transformation of humanity.

I am so grateful for this opportunity.

[David]

I have learned that I am not alone. That there are people like me who do not doubt the existence of the Light and know the truth of the teachings of Kabbalah. I am excited to know that there are large and powerful gatherings where people come together for the purpose of connecting with one another and becoming equivalent in form to the Creator!

[Lady Bracha]

The course has grounded me more within Judaism and has allowed me to come more connected with teachings of Torah and Midrash. It has given purpose and definition into my life. Allows me to look at things through a new lens

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