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

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

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

[Joseph]

My best experience from last course is still unfolding; living to the truth there is none else besides him. What I place faith in for this course is to meet my egoistic performance anxiety fear in the presence of reforming light correction in order to live to Creator’s purpose and correcting this in myself in order to love the other. Very hard to truly love when hiding within a fear based isolation boundary.

[Richard Lively]

I am still waiting for this moment in KabU.  I think the ten is going to be my breakthrough so im looking forward to learning the standard on how to create a proper potential for such a group

[Pedrini]

Getting to know how to use my Ego in the best way, and rather from running away from it, accepting it, studying it by studying Kabbalah, and instead of suppressing it or subduing it, realizing that by doing so it will rise again stronger and corrupted. Thus, is way better to acknowledge that I shall not try to get rid of it, but rather to use it with the correct intention, so that every action of mine will one day be to receive in order to bestow.

At the same time, I look forward a lot to hearing more about the so-called Lab, and starting working within a Ten!

 

 

What do I expect from this course?

 

 

[KatieBug]

i’m starting to think differently and see the world around me differently, my interactions with others has even changed and i seem to be more mindful of things i was not previously mindful of. i’m also seeing in myself little by little what needs to be corrected and why, coming to terms with things that we as humans may not want to hear, because at the end of the day when being honest with ourselves we can see that what kabbalah says about our nature is absolutely true…and we can see that the ego wants to fight against that truth every chance it gets. I am SO thankful to have been lead to kabbalah, i am so thankful that everyone here studying no matter where they are in their studies have been lead to kabbalah. thank you to the friends, the Rav, the instructors and everyone making all of this possible. we are definitely in a special time!

[Margaret]

It seems like my eyes are starting to open spiritually. I am becoming more aware of my beingness and what needs correction. These realizations seem to appear quite dramatically at times, as though I am continually being nudged to wake up.

[Sol Belo]

I have the persistent intuitive feeling I am on the verge of something great and wonderful. I still cannot define what it is yet.

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