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?

[Aaron Lessin]

It’s incredibly encouraging to see the unlimited potential which lies ahead as we move out of ego and become vessels of bestowal. I’m looking forward to learning about the process of expanding our “I”, seeing the others’ desires as our own, and experiencing the force of bestowal through the connection with others.

[Shmuley]

The importance of being open to my Creator to shed His light to be a light to others.

[Maria Memoli]

My expectation is start building the Vessel with a group that has my same desire to get closer to the Creator.

The best experience for me was to learn about the special connection that Kabbalists can create, that connection that goes above their Ego, and change the reality. They have the ability to perceive the reality in a different way, because they know how to receive and give.

It’s in the connection that they reveal the Creator.

[Elliott]

My experience from the previous course was that it made be feel relieved. Something inside me told me that what I was told about prayer as a child didn’t make sense. I feel like prayer makes more sense to me know. I still don’t REALLY understand. But I feel a puzzle piece or two went into place.

[Christianne]

My experience from  previous course is that the Upperlighy is always working  That the Light is in us, in myself  I have ti correct myself  to come to bestow. For that I need to work together with my ten, to reach the goal= equivalence  with the Creator. I hope to learn in this course  more  practical ways   to reach a good connection,   to reach the goal

[Brian Sachs]

My perspective shifted about my intentions studying Kabbalah. I realized that I am egoistically driven and at this point I can proceed on that basis. The reforming light continues to form my desire.

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