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?

[Tony Kosinec- 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?

[silvana]

The course has inspired me to keep learning. It’s like a craving. I have gone back and re watched some of the videos and have learned something new in each viewing. I really appreciate the instructors and their way of teaching. There is a lot of heart in their lessons.

I’ve learned that it is a difficult journey to keep the ego in check. A constant battle to keep my mind in harmony but there is an awareness now that was not there before. With that said, I  find myself relating better to others knowing that we all share the same struggle. I’m seeing/feeling in a new way.

I wish my fellow students perseverance.

[Oliver]

What has inspired me most in the course is how loving and tolerant the instructors are, and how inquisitive my classmates are. What ive learned about myself is that i really dont know myself very well, and that i dont like myself very much, and that i want to become something better.

What i wish for my fellow students is that, i hope that you are or can become the person you were meant to be, that you can find your true authentic self and share the joy and depth of that experience to others around you.

[Gloria Ezra]

What I learn about my self in the process is that I knew nothing about me until I found me

[György]

I was most inspired by how we kept returning to the same ideas, each time discovering something new. I’ve learned that I truly enjoy learning Kabbalah, as it helps me understand things more deeply and strengthens my faith. I hope we all continue to grow in wisdom and understanding, finding deeper meaning in both our studies and our lives.

[Elena Maslova]

I joined the course in the spirit of pure exploration. I understood more about myself than I expected and discovered new possibilities for the future.

[Chileshe Bwalya]

What inspired me most is the fact that the light doesn’t not change, it is always the same. Only the kli changes. Many are times when things are going wrong in life we think the creator is punishing us when in fact just want us to enjoy the unbounded pleasure meant for us. I have becoming more understanding of myself and others, the actions we take, it was meant to be that way, eventually we realise we have to connect to the light. For my fellow students may the creator give us the wisdom to understand  kabbalah and help others as well.

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