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?

[Marcy]

Best and most difficult experience from last course is the realization of ego and the intentions behind how I interact with others. I am hoping this course we’ll help see me on the road to changing that egoistic intention to one of bestowal.

[Tydus]

This domain of knowledge speaks to me. I have been looking for this since before i can remember.

There have been a handful of times where I have felt the light. The experience of feeling that light was otherworldly.

Now, I want more of the light so building a vessel to handle that is what I want to receive from this class by learning how to apply all I have learned into everyday life.

The kings palace and 125 steps is all I think about.  Shalom Tydus

[Miho]

My best experience from the previous course?: to open my mind

What do I expect from this course?: the proper techniques, how to use  my new knowledge !

[Kristin]

I stepped outside of myself for maybe the first time in my life. I started to look at the things that happened to me and others from a different lens. I am excited to learn how to take that step further into putting things into practice and learning the practical methods and bringing it altogether .

[patrick diederich]

I liked the clear explanations and structure of the course. It really helps to have a guided approach to the reading material. I also enjoyed reading and reflecting the comments of my fellow students. I was often very moved by what I read.

[Molly]

Pre course :
I felt that a wondrous trail of synchronous events had got me to the course in the first place ….and all sorts of connections kept presenting themselves to affirm my being in the right place.
For example I went to a Rembrandt exhibition in Melbourne, Australia, where one of the paintings depicted Esther, King Ahaseurues and Haman. Two weeks later one of our readings spoke about this story being an allegory of spiritual forces, Hester represented the hidden kingdom of heaven ( concealment )…( A guide to the hidden wisdom of Kabbalah Pg 98 ).
Rembrandt refined, throughout his life, the effect of light on certain scenes and subjects, …another metaphor.
I like to hope these are little flags from the creator to encourage me towards the new emergent world that Kabbalah can create.

Within the course, all the lectures and guidance were brilliantly intuitive…that is the questions created are always followed by answers or the potential for answers.
Plus :
The exposure of the ego as the foundation of our problems, and these problems are so obvious in the world now… every day one is confronted by the rampant ego of the surrounding world ( presumably this is a reflection of my own ego!!!…scary )and how we need to modify this force within us .

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