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?

[Margaret]

I have been inspired by all of the KabU Teachers. However, I have found the extemporaneous teaching style of Tony, in which he combines his knowledge, gentleness of delivery and sincerity to encapsulate the wisdom of Kabbalah. By this I mean that I would often listen to Tony’s video’s several times and each time I would glean more knowledge and understanding in so many different ways, which I have found to be inspirational and spiritually uplifting.

About myself, I have learned that I have a long journey ahead of me, but that instead of taking the world of nature and spirit for granted, that I need to grow in gratitude for everything that our Creator has bestowed upon me.

I would hope that my fellow students will continue on this magnificent journey with a similar new found sense of unity and wholeness that I have discovered.

[Mark]

I feel a sensation of physically (and mentally for that matter) becoming lighter (in terms of weight), as I learn more about bestowal, my ego and strive to become closer to equivalence of form. Anyone else experiencing this? Also, the enthusiasm of the instructors and my classmates is very inspiring.

I learned that my ego is in the driver’s seat, and I’m attempting to take the wheel to steer toward bestowal in all of my thoughts and actions.

I hope my fellow students remain on the path of light in their spiritual quests, and away from suffering, as we grow and learn together.

[claudio]

Boa noite amigos

O que mais me inspirou no curso foi a grande sabedoria contida nos ensinamentos da ciência da Cabalá.

A cada dia que passa novas perspectivas se abrem diante dos meus olhos, e  mesmo sabendo que ainda estou muito distante do objetivo da criação, sou muito grato por ter a oportunidade de aprender como realizar tão grandioso trabalho, e isso me faz avançar percebendo a caminhada com o parte da recompensa

Aprendi sobre mim que infelizmente ainda padeço de cegueira espiritual, por não possuir os sentidos necessários para contemplar as maravilhas existente nos mundos espirituais criadas para elevar o homem à equivalência de forma com o CRIADOR e coloca-lo novamente em estado de graça junto a ELE.

Desejo a todos os amigos aqui  que absorvam os ensinamentos da Cabalá e  se motivem no sentido de realizarem suas correções, e que sintam as profundas mudanças que irão ocorrer em suas vidas com graça e harmonia, e que toda essa felicidade destinada a eles lhe tragam satisfação e os tornem capazes de transmitirem esses ensinamentos a outras pessoas

 

 

[Anthony]

What most inspired me in the course?

The concepts and insights of the Kabbalist.

What have I learned about myself in the process?

The deep meaning of the ego.

What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?

Prayer .

 

[henry]

The main inspiration is learning the powerful and mind-blowing concepts such as perception of reality, equivalence of form, dialogue with the Creator, creating the screen, and many others.
I have known that learning through suffering is the cause of our anguish and frustration due to our disconnection with the Creator and that reunification through the path of light is the solution to the world’s problems.
To my fellow students I wish that all together we will be able to walk the path of correction of the egoistic desire, to reach the longed-for goal of rebuilding the soul of Adam HaRishon.
Thanks to the entire team of instructors and staff members for their loving effort and dedication to this work of spreading the wisdom of Kabbalah.

[Dyrk]

What most inspired me in the course?

I am most inspired by the generosity of the people doing this work (through KabU and Bnei Baruch) and the care with which each course is designed, shared, and attended by our instructors. I am secondly inspired by knowing I am not alone in my quest for understanding the purpose of humanity, as demonstrated through the participation of other students around the globe.

What have I learned about myself in the process?

I have learned that my egoism runs deep and that just when I think I’m “better” (aka “corrected” in something) I discover a new stain of “receiving pleasure for the sake of pleasure” within myself. I’ve discovered that this work of correction requires a lot of effort, yet effort is required for climbing The Ladder.

What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?

My wish for my fellow students is to continue in this study and to gain new levels of understanding that will pull them further upward into the Worlds Beyond.

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