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?

[Abogado Carlos Morthera]

Identity with the Creator.

[Milo!]

Most inspired me : The spirit of connectedness among students worldwide, and the daily videos on the Kabbalah Media section of ( The Latest Daily Lesson ). The amazing utilization of technology ( The Portal, the WebCams worldwide, the lessons ).

I wish my fellow students to reach a point where we all are able to really understand Rabash’s teachings in his videos, as at this point, I find myself not able to really understand what he says do to the use of many jargons.

[György]

Tony’s presentations inspired me most; his wisdom felt like Kabbalah itself. I learned that while Kabbalah can feel overwhelming, it helps me uncover hidden aspects of my life. I wish for all of us to grow in harmony and balance with Nature.

[Joydnature]

A lot as inspired me in this course something like I know more about my nature which is the will to receive ( Ego) and am looking forward to balance my egoistic nature so I’ll be able to receive in other to bestow

[Aguinaldo]

Every time I watched the lessons I felt something different although I was not understanding what I was studying and still I am not, I just ask the creator to develop the point in the heart that He Himself have created on me so that I might understand the lessons shared along with the related readings in each weeks.

[David]

What has inspired me in this course is coming to the certain knowing, that my desires are not to be suppressed or extinguished, or something to be ashamed of and hide, but rather that the strength of my desires are an expression of the development of my soul and a measure of the extent of my desire for the Creator.  I now understand that my topmost desires (including for material things, intimacy with others, higher knowledge, etc) are not “bad” or “wrong”;  they simply show me that I still have work to do and need to focus my attention on the Creator.

My wish for my fellow students is that we join together, for the purpose of realizing the underlying Kabbalistic principle of “Love thy friend as thyself”, and that each and every one of us, as trailblazers and spiritual leaders, achieves equivalence in form and adhesion to the Creator!

• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 4 days ago by David.

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