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?

[Rita]

I learned to look at my intentions and realized that. I am not altruistic as I believed. Also, the teachers are so good. I like the questions from the other students. Someone always brought up something I was wondering about.

[Chrissy]

My experience was filled with a deep sense of peace and serenity, fostering calmness and growth in a nurturing learning environment. I envision a journey of constant learning, personal development, and the sacred opportunity for self-correction.

[Smith]

I feel like I benefited from the last course in many ways.  Because of the reading, I better understood divorce because it’s about people’s selfish natures. I achieved deeper spiritual enlightenment from both the reading material, and the “Kabbalah Revealed” courses. I enjoy the overall logic. I really enjoy reading the books. The reading and method brings me a sense of happiness and peace. It gives me something to consider during our family Torah reading.  I like finding the Kabbalah teachings in the old text.

I expect a better understanding of balance in the universe and people in general. I expect to learn even more from this next course.  I expect to learn how better to benefit those around me.

[Manzi Oswald]

understanding and clarity

[Emmanuelle Bordas]

I learned that everything—even suffering—comes from the Creator and serves to teach us, pushing us to the next level of growth so we can connect more deeply with that power source. I also realized that reality is far richer than what our five senses can detect. I also realized that unseen forces guide both the universe and me—far beyond what our five senses can perceive.

[Lorie]

My best experience in part one had been the feeling that I was coming home. Like I had been waiting for these teachings all my life. What I heard spoke deeply to my heart, there was a sense of familiarity (déjà vu) somehow even if I could not understand/or feel all the notions explained to us. It was exhilarating, at the same time, there was an undertone of sadness. I had been listening to some interviews with Dr. Leitman on Youtube and when I felt some of the things he was explaining, in other words when I came to some realization it moved me so much I cried for a few minutes.

What I expect from this course: I want to learn more  because I feel that Kabbalah will provide me with a method, a direction to help me grow spiritually.  Also learning and interacting with like minded people will be a good thing for each of us,personally,  I do not know anybody that share these concerns. I am eager to start practicing , the correction (tikun)  among others.

[Autor(a)]

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