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?

[Martina]

The most inspiring fact I learned was that there is an end goal, there is a way out of this insanity, and the only thing we have to decide is how and how fast we want this end goal to happen. This fact gives me peace and freedom from the bondage of worry and confusion.

[Anna]

What inspired me is the question what do you wish for others… i like to do it now for strangers i see in the street. This brings joy.

Also that we are all heading up in the same direction, makes me feel connected.

Amazed by the egoism everywhere. Every movement of my body is actually egoism, because i am not ok with the current state. Egoism is much more then the voice inside that warns you better not be who you really are.

I wish for everyone to enter the light

[愛]

自分がなにをあたえられるのかについて考えてみたいとおもいました、

[Leo’s way]

I have learned that my will to receive is natural and that I must reverse this process and begin to bestow.

[Robert Howlett]

I am struck by the way, we can create a relationship with the creator, if we change our desire to receive into a desire to receive in order to bestow. I have always believed that there was more to our environment than what our 5 senses could comprehend, this course has given me the tools to be able to start my journey towards a stronger connection to our creator and each other. Shalom.

[Varda kahalany]

What I have realized while doing this course is the fact that indeed anything we do is from a place of wanting to receive pleasure or at least a good feeling. I now understand that our nature is truly to receive and it is not necessarily a ‘bad’ thing if we learn how to receive in order to give. There is nothing wrong with wanting to receive (or bluntly put ‘being selfish’ ) so long it does not come by stepping on others or purposefully doing harm to others. When I think about it, even when we do good things or helping others by giving up from our time and resources, it gives us a satisfaction which basically can be seen as a ‘pleasure of giving’ …. I wish for all of us to be able to develop our point in the hearth to the point where we will able to attain that additional sense which will allow us to gradually get closer and closer to the Creator and also perceive the reality beyond the 5 physical senses.

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