In your own words, what is the purpose of this course of study? What do you hope to attain?

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

In your own words, what is the purpose of this course of study? What do you hope to attain?

[Wally]

I’ve spent over the past 2.5 months immersing myself in Kabbalah (KABU Courses, ZOHAR, Baal HaSulam, Hebrew Language, Laitman, etc.), averaging 6 hours a day, 6 days per week and I’m starting (this past 3 days) to quickly understand the material when it’s first presented to me unlike the prior days of this past 2.5 months. It’s like many pieces I’ve been reading and watching videos about start to come together and make sense.

The understanding of concepts due to these pieces coming together often makes me tear-up during my study in a sense of joy for many different reasons.

Kabbalah found me over 4 months ago and Im grateful for KABU in particular. I have not once found anything to be outrageous in anything presented from KABU. I’m 49 years old.

So, what I’ve hoped to accomplish is happening and I know more accomplishment will continue

[Katrina Leeks]

I hope to get closer in the material with my friends. I hope that this will help us with a common starting point, and for us to gain further growth in the study together.

[Niki]

A tool to help me find balance in my inner world so I can connect better with others

[Silvana]

I studied these concepts 5 years ago and I was not ready. I was unable to make any sense of it so I’m hoping to connect to the studies and get the most of the teachings and hopefully be closer in understanding the Creator.

[Janae Ben-Shabat]

I am learning the terminology (branches) and the infrastructure of the soul and spiritual worlds.  I need these tools to help me with my journey back up the ladder.

[Smith]

The Blueprint of Creation is on how to further understand the creator. I hope to further understand the creator and kabbalah.

[Author]

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