What was my best experience from the previous course? What do I expect from this course?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

What was my best experience from the previous course? What do I expect from this course?

[Daniela]

Best experience: identity of form; what I expect is to keep on discovering the nature of the creator and to have my mind blown to the extent that I start implementing the changes in my own life

[Suzanne]

My best experience from the first weeks were opening up to more bestowing. There are still many parts of this that I feel some resistance to and/or don’t understand on an integration level (I understand the basic concept), but I am trusting that things will be revealed to me according to the Creators will, so I am not worried about it. It is not really and expectation as much as it is faith.

[WALTER]

I enjoy watching Tony draw out the various diagrams. I get a blank sheet of paper and draw them out myself so I can refer to them while reading.

I expect I’ll continue to learn more pieces of wisdom to help me with my daily Zohar reading.

[MsNandi Marie]

My best experience was understanding the knowledge and realizing the need for internal change so that I can align with the Creator.

What I expect from this course is further knowledge that will help me to deal with uncertainty and being anxious about the unknown.  God the Creator has his hand in everything that happens and he wants to bestow good things to me as I learn to become a giver opposed to just a receiver. I want to live in harmony with all mankind and look upon my fellowman with the eyes of love.

[junior]

My best experience from this course finding peace in certain revelations as I read Kabbalah writings. I enjoyed the guidance throughout the entire 1st semester.

[Ellema]

There was a moment when thru study of Kabbalah I realized that not one person place or thing could change the way the Creator loves me and for that matter everyone else. As long as I live to be pleased and to please the Creator alone nothing stands between that love and nothing can or will ever change it. I was unexpectedly RIFd after 17 years before retirement age last week at a time when I had put my house on the market preparing for a change I sensed was coming and at the same time travelling far from home to stay with my daughter who is recovering from a car accident. Literally I am suspended in midair – and I am not afraid. I am not planning worrying or freaking out-rather I am seeing how a new life has been given to explore. If not for Kabbalah if not for the creators love that remains ever present I am certain my reaction would be much different.

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