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?

[Alessandra Gelman]

Very inspiring course. What was more inspiring was the fact that we all are one and connected to each other. And it is possible to cure the world.

[Philip Iyov Ecks]

1) It is the simplicity of this Kabbalah study that has inspired me. All my life I have encountered religions and philosophies that had a great number of rules and methods to achieve the things they teach and in all cases I found endless contradictions. Kabbalah has but one goal, one method, one rule, “love thy neighbour as yourself”, beautiful!

2) That I am so far away from the goal and that the things in life I felt were important are simply not. There is much I need to unlearn as there is just as much to discover and the study of Kabbalah is showing me the path and the method to accomplish both. I have a lot of work to do.

3) I pray and wish for thier success so that in doing so I may also be elevated and learn how to grow with the other’s in a meaningful manner as we all progress towards ‘loving thy neighbour…’ and helping to complete the correction for all.

[Enayat]

What inspired me was understanding the connection of all things and the manifestation of the Creator’s will. I wish for my fellow students to stay steadfast on their spiritual path and reach the divine light.

[Natu]

What most inspired me in this course was the power of unity and the concept of “love your neighbor as yourself.” Understanding that true spiritual growth comes from connecting with others and working towards a collective desire for bestowal has opened my heart and shifted my perspective on what it means to bring light into the world.

Through this process, I’ve learned about my own egoistic tendencies and the challenges of moving beyond self-interest. But I’ve also discovered a deep desire within me to expand my perception and genuinely care for others as a path to spiritual elevation.

For my fellow students, I hope that they feel the joy of inner transformation and the strength of the collective support in their journey. May our shared sparks ignite a great flame of love and bring us closer to our goal of unity and connection with the Creator.

[Ben]

Learning about the internal correction combined with the loving of others as ourselves inspired me. I learned that I’m very egoistic and I wish for everyone to not be egoistic.

[Vianney]

I mostly grew my desire for spirituality, connection, and study.

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