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I guess what inspired me most was the analogy of seeing the Creator’s intention, as an artist’s, in his work. Today, I realized that the overwhelming gratitude I’ve been feeling was perhaps a glimmer of the equivalence of form. My wish for all of us is that we connect in the upper world of learning for the good of all concerned.
What inspired me most in this course is the idea that real change comes from within. Shifting how I relate to others and becoming more aware of the power of intentions.
Through the process, I’ve learned how often I can run on autopilot, especially in my reactions, and how much growth there is in simply pausing and choosing how I respond more consciously.
For everyone here, I wish continued growth, deeper connection, and the ability to keep bringing these teachings into daily life. It feels like we’re all supporting each other in something really meaningful.
Learning about the equivalence of form, and the way to achieve that. The four phases of Light was extremely interesting. Bestowal and Reception…The quality of altruism….everything was inspiring!
In this process I have learned how driven by my ego I am. That was a shock to the system. But I am forever grateful for this.
I wish for my fellow students to become fully aligned and in balance with the Creator. To reach equivalence of form 🙏1) What inspired me most was the resemblence between the Shamanistic structure – which I have been into for the last 12 years, and the Kabbalah explanation of the concept of the Creator and the Creation.
2) It has been an intensive and steep learning period since I discovered Kabbalah and KabU just 1,5 month ago. I have been engaged in the material and I felt a shift in my being in the first weeks; more happiness and joyful thoughts during the day.
3) I wish that my fellow students will feel enthusiasm and urge to dedicate time to follow the Kabbalah journey that is right for them.
1. What most inspired me in this semester? – The availability and dedication of the instructors in responding to students questions. I can tell that they really care about the student’s development.
2. What have I learned about myself in the process? – I have realized that as I have gotten older, I have actually become less open-minded. I have to keep reminding myself that my perception and experience are limited.
3. What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development? – That they develop in whichever way which is most beneficial for themselves and the Creator.
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