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?

[Dr Jim]

I feel there is a structure of energy and forces, a design underpinning, permeating reality. I cannot understand, imagine or grasp what it might be.  It is totally beyond my frame of reference, although I desire to know it. Without unduly limiting it by definition, I am trusting the wisdom of Kabbalah to provide some guideline of understanding without it becoming “the finger pointing at the moon.’ I hope the course will become the first candle in the darkened room of my perception.

[Dante Yigael]

I hope to attain the method of correcting my ego to help others who desire the same.

[Zorica Kostadinovska]

I want to start feeling all this things you are talking about, and reveal them in me. I feel lost now, I see a thread but not a path. I want to see clearly my path.

[Maria]

To keep on learning the theoretical concepts and the bases of Kabbalah’s Wisdom, to then be able to put them in practice in a “Ten”.

[Andreanne]

This course and all that I’ve learned so far in Kabbalah, fulfills my insatiable drive for spiritual attainment. I appreciate greatly this method of conscious learning about the creator and creation, as it gives me supporting tools that also provide personal meaning.

[Jennifer]

To learn how to relate to creation in a meaningful way, perhaps even attainment.  The coursework has created in me a feeling of connection and purpose that I’ve not had in this life previously.  I’m 56 and have been searching my whole lifetime for connection and companions on the road.

[Author]

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