Share any/all of the following: What most inspired me in the course? What have I learned about myself in the process? What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Share any/all of the following: What most inspired me in the course? What have I learned about myself in the process? What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?

[Melanie]

What inspired me the most about the Kabu courses is that there is a clear path to follow and practice that will lead us back to where we came from.

I have learned that I am very reactive.  Since I have been pausing before I react to a situation and in off itself is brings me more peace.  I also get a chance to look at the situation from different perspectives and see that it isn’t worth my emotions.  The exercise of pausing and not blaming is making my day to day life more pleasurable.

I wish for my follow students to really take this teaching to heart and really do it even when it gets hard. I have been looking for the truth for 40 years.  I have done most of the disciplines being offered in the world, but after a while there is nothing there.  When Kabala found me 2 years ago, I tasted it and found it very complicated.  I stopped but came back because I didn’t see any other teaching out there with a clear step by step way to heaven.

[Logynn]

I am amazed how much more material (especially videos) there are compared to when I was here 10 years ago. It’s delightful to be able to approach every concept from so many different perspectives. That is also true about reading the responses of the other students in the forums here.

I am surprised to find out I have learned a lot of Kabbalah in the 10 years since I stopped studying. I am not sure how that happened.

I hope for my fellow students that they are receiving all that I am praying for them to receive into their vessels, (in the way that I think I may have benefited from the studies of the friends during the years I have been away.) And I hope that their attainment means that the world is not nearly as forlorn and far from unification as it appears to me. I like to think that the Light is filling every space that I cannot see and I will have the blindfold taken off my eyes to find you all waiting there for me, already having attained so much, like a surprise party. That sounds silly, but it’s what I imagine for us.

[Chloe Lymburner]

I have a hard time putting into words how much in awe I am of everything I have learned (or tried/yearned to learn) since I found Kabbalah info on YT 2 years ago. I have been trying to understand, off and on throughout my life, what this is all about and it never ceases to amaze me that this exists, that it found me, and that we could have any understanding of what the purpose of life is, to have a science of spirituality, a chance to connect with others and to feel unity and love, and to correct our desires.

[Rajesh]

What most inspired me in the course? – It allowed me to look at things from a different perspective
What have I learned about myself in the process? – I have learnt better way to  control my ego and put it to good use
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development? – This is really a wonderful course to take a peek into the mystery of life. everyone should experience it.

[Katrina Leeks]

What I’ve learned is to take a second look or listen to what I read and hear from you and the instructors. I can’t often phrase my questions properly, but reading your questions/answers  teaches me something. I’m inspired to know there are so many of you seeking the same thing I am and I want you all to find what you’re looking for.

[Yvonne]

What most inspiring is that I have learned to think before I talk. Learned to correct my ego and have the will to receive. I have learned that there are many layers in life. Inspiring looking forward to learn and understand more correctly. I have learned that I’m in the right path and wish my fellow students to reach spritual levels

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