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?

[Janae Ben-Shabat]

I am deeply grateful for these classes. The greatest realization I have taken away is the shock of seeing just how egoistic I have been—and still am. It has become so clear to me that most of my actions have been driven by my own will to receive. For years I stumbled toward spirituality under the assumption that I was less egoistic than I truly am. Facing this has been painful, yet I feel grateful for the clarity because it gives me a more honest foundation for my work going forward. I now see the path ahead as an opportunity to build something real. I look forward to joining a group, learning from my friends, and practicing how to bestow in order to bestow—and eventually to receive in order to bestow.

[Donna]

I love that this is a science and I feel very grateful towards my teachers and fellow students for providing me with this connection. It brings much peace and wisdom into my life.

[Marie]

What inspired me the most is the possibility, the mean and the way for correction to attain spirituality and connect with the Creator, be in adhesion with Him through  connection with the friends, and learning to love one another.

What I learned is that: the desires of my heart as connecting with the Creator can be fulfill through the study of the wisdom of kabbalah.

I wish for my fellow students what I wish for myself, adhesion with the Creator, self realization.

[Smith]

1.      It made me look at life in an entirely new and different perspective. I know understand that an individual can’t do everything by themselves and just how everything is connected. It inspired me to contrast egoism and altruism, and how I can learn how to be an altruist instead of an egoist. It made me want to participate in a group more.

 

2.      I’ve learned that becoming a Kabbalist is tough when you are not going to surround yourself with people who don’t care about being like the Creator. Through dissemination to one degree or another, we can become like a passageway for the light.

 

3.     I wish the best for them.

[Angela Taylor]

I am inspired to know there is a way, a knowledge and a method, of becoming more than I am and reaching spirituality. I enjoy knowing the Creator can fill the differences between us and thereby we love each other more. I have learned I have a purpose, and the time is right to fulfill it through Kabbalah. I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development the same as myself, to discover more and more of what we all have been seeking through the Light.

[zoran malinov]

The importance of the group and friends.

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