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?

[Soph]

My best experience from the last course was reading Shamati articles and reading my fellow classmates’ perspectives. In this course, I want to delve more into the methods outlined in the readings and teachings.

[Amy]

My best experience from the previous course was developing an increasing relationship with the creator and gaining more awareness over my intentions and attitudes towards others.  It is helping me to be a better person.  I have had questions for many years about my personal experiences, and I am starting to understand them more.  From this course, I expect to learn about deepening my connection with others and the creator, with the ultimate goal of becoming one with the creator.

[Laura]

My best experience was to know that there is a system to reach world peace, to help people see others in a more loving way and to relate to each other more kindly.

I expect from this course practical instructions on how to use the system myself.

[Demilew Almaw]

I Begin with Basics and  introductory resources that explain the core concepts of Kabbalah and Zohar. Good!

 

[Soph]

Such a genuine and sincere response, Laura. I’m also hopefully that this current course will help me to practice the system myself. 🙂

[Joe]

I had just an amazing experience were I would find myself constantly smiling and feeling that after many different paths I had truly found the way.

[Jolene Nunemaker]

That I am not Alone. I expect to be able to communicate better with others. To open up my heart.

[Soph]

This so so lovely to read, Joe. I’ve also sought elsewhere and even left Kabbalah for a number of years because I didn’t truly know what else was out there. I have come back, feeling content that it is the best method. The structure helps students to stay on the path with the least amount of instances of becoming distracted by other things that lead us away from our goal. 🙂

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