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What most inspired me in the course? It inspires me to know that there is a purpose. Kabbalah is new to me, so there is a lot to learn. I am inspired to find my unique purpose in life.
What have I learned about myself in the process? The fact that I know so little.
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development? I wish everyone will be successful in establishing the connection with the Creator.
What most inspired me is the will of the Creator. I was taught to pray to God, asking if the thing I desire is of his will. I now know exactly what his will is and as a bonus, I now know what my will and what he desires from me is as well. The thing I learned about myself is I like many of us already knew much of the truth but just needed a nudge to change or shift perspective to help see things in a different light. I wish you all the best in your journey and that you continue onwards in peace, love and light.
What inspired me the most in the course was the confirmation that all is Love.
I learned about myself in the process that with my thoughts I can make my own life more enjoyable.
I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development open-mindedness to hear the teachings, courage to release the old and to take in the new, and persistence in learning new ways of thinking and feeling.
Thank you for showing me again that I need to trust my inner voice.. and to let it guide me where i need to be.
I have learned that I must expand the point in the heart, that everything I do in this world circles around receiving pleasure (even when I give) and that I must develop and grow the awareness around receiving to give, and finally to ponder on the intention behind the events (big or small) in my life (whether positive or negative).
I’ve learned that even when I’ve believed that I’ve been giving, that if I peel back the surface acts, my intention has been to receive pleasure because if giving didn’t give me some form of pleasure, I probably wouldn’t have done it. I wish for my fellow students to persist through the discomfort of not knowing and understanding. I wish that they are able to use their screens effectively to create vessels of bestowal.
1. Life should be a pleasure to live it! What would you do if you were God?
2. I learn about myself that I have power inside of me to do almost everything, but I wait for Kabbalah to teach me how to do it.
3. I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development to share what they feel and to mention their progress.
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