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?

[Julius Lindeberg]

What inspired me most was to get my head around a new way to view cosmos and human interaction!

[Elena Ester Rivka Guadagnini]

What most inspired me is the idea that we are all connected and yes, we can really make a difference for the whole world once we understand how to do it. I wish we do all achieve attainment  and connection.

[Michael Schwartz]

The course rekindled my   interest in Kabbalah.

[Sarah]

What felt the most important thing in the course, to me is the implication of the Point in the Heart. I have understood that we all come from the shattered soul of Adam Kadmon, and have descended into greater & greater egotism, which is the reason that humanity can now act in ways destructive to all life on the planet.  For me it follows that there is an obligation to do my own part in reconnecting with others in peace, love & harmony, and to strive to find connection with the Creator, since working with the roots of the current crisis – may be the most effective way of making a difference in the branches.

The “Hundredth Monkey” theory, is that once a critical mass has been reached, there is a tipping point – an effect in the physical world/world of Malkut. In my opinion, the sudden upsurge in interest in Kabbalah is indicating that this is essential & the time is now.

 

[Leanne]

One thing that impacted me was understanding the egoistic nature of humans and learning that we are actually designed this way – I am a will to receive.  I was able to accept that rather than fight it as I have done in the past.  I was also comforted that some of the most challenging experiences of my life have brought me closer to knowing the creator – there is sense in the suffering.   And while I don´t enjoy suffering so much, I know there is none else but Him.  And so, I trust that He sees a bigger tapestry that fits together that I cannot see due to my own human limitation.

I have really enjoyed connecting to the teachers and other participants – it´s been something to look forward to every week and that was unexpected and a lovely surprise.  I look forward to continuing my journey with KabU.  Much love and appreciation.

[paula]

Thank you to all my fellow students for sharing so honestly and with curiosity.  Also thanks to the centre of Kabu Connect for all the work and willingness to share this wisdom with us.

What most inspired me in this course…. As the weeks progressed I became more open and accepting of my desire to develop my spiritual growth.  The generosity of spirit and enthusiasm shown by students and teachers has encouraged me to want to pursue the teachings further. I have know for a while that I have been seeking an existential spiritual life, but often fall short of finding a community I can flourish in.

What have I learned about myself… I cannot do this alone.  Unity means everything in spiritual development.

I wish for my fellow students that they may find a spiritual community that they can flourish in, one that inspires and nurtures spiritual growth and understands the limitations often experienced with the human condition.  The sign posts in the fog are not the final destination.

Thanks Everyone P

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