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?

[Pablo]

I am humbled by realizing how much I don’t know.  I am inspired by knowing that there is a path of light.  I am learning that we’re all connected and this helps me check my reactions and becoming more proactive.

[TJ]

The topic itself inspired me and the statements by the fellow students.

In the past I had the chance to participate in some rituals and saw a lot of relation between them and what I heard at KabU about Kabbalah.

I wish all my fellow students a lot of light!

[Silviu Victor]

I came here by pure chance which now it doesn’t seems “chance” but call. I was instantly inspired by the clarity of explanations and the meditations that I do daily were clearly improved. I learned that many of the things I did spontaneusly are considered steps to the enlightenment and that gave me hope and courage. I wish that my fellow students to be on the right path.Thank you for the lessons!

[Sandie]

What I found most inspiring is the possibility of attaining the spiritual worlds whilst in the corporeal world if I follow the teachings and apply them to my life. What I have learned about myself is that I have a lot of negative thoughts throughout any day and I need to be aware of them as they happen and to capture the thought before it takes a strong hold of me and vice versa, try to have more positive thoughts throughout the day. When I do this I feel more happiness inside, like a weight has lifted off my shoulders and I feel a warm glow which reflects positively in my actions and communication with other people daily. So I am monitoring my moods and thought patterns. What I wish for my fellow students is that they realise that the study of Kabbalah is a process which takes time to understand and for it to reflect positively in your life. Although we are all at the very beginning of the journey, with effort and commitment, that spark in heart will grow bigger and brighter for each and everyone of us.

[Sheila]

I was inspired by the concise teaching especially the drawings. A number of things that have occurred in my own personal spiritual seeking were mirrored back to me in the studies as a confirmation of my own inner work. I was most inspired that there was a path other than the one of pain and suffering that has littered by long spiritual search.  My wish for my fellow students is that their understanding be opened to their next steps on the Path of Light.

[Melanie]

What inspired me the most about the Kabu courses is that there is a clear path to follow and practice that will lead us back to where we came from.

I have learned that I am very reactive.  Since I have been pausing before I react to a situation and in off itself is brings me more peace.  I also get a chance to look at the situation from different perspectives and see that it isn’t worth my emotions.  The exercise of pausing and not blaming is making my day to day life more pleasurable.

I wish for my follow students to really take this teaching to heart and really do it even when it gets hard. I have been looking for the truth for 40 years.  I have done most of the disciplines being offered in the world, but after a while there is nothing there.  When Kabala found me 2 years ago, I tasted it and found it very complicated.  I stopped but came back because I didn’t see any other teaching out there with a clear step by step way to heaven.

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