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?

[Jay (Chaim S.)]

The revelation that there is an actual practical method for Devekut and Tikkun beginning with creating an internal process to apply the precept of “Love the other” in the group of friends was wonderfully inspiring to me.

I wish peace and kindness for my fellow students. Shalom

[Koena]

The wisdom of Kabbalah is revolutionary. The whole world needs to study this wisdom. As I’m studying kabbalah, I get to see world in a different perspective. A new philosophy of life and worldview is developing. Key learning point for me was that the Tikkun Olam is achieved through individual correction and subsequently the entire souls in an integrated and connected network of souls. I wish for my fellow students to be the agents of change of a new world we desire. I am uncertain at this stage, if it’s practically possible for all the souls to achieve affinity/adhesion and equivalence of form with the Creator in this lifetime.

[Andrey]

I learned once again that I am on the right path I started so many years ago

[Jason Smith]

i found the entire course inspiring as it aligns greatly with the world view i had before studying kabbalah. this not only validated my reasoning thus far, but also indicateskabbalah is the path for me.

i hope others find it calls to them the way it does to me.

[Christian]

What inspired me most is learning deeply through this course the narrow point where I can exercise free will and deeply grasping the truth about “non else besides him”

I wish us all the endurance to correct our egoism.

[Hannah]

I guess I forgot to fill in the “course reflection” in this section which means I can’t get into The Kabbalah Experience until I do.  I can’t now remember exactly what this section was about, but I know that I’ve listened raptly to all of the lessons here and in other sections.  I’m very excited to anticipate that I’ll have a spiritual path which combines inner work with becoming of true use in the world, and am really hoping that the path works in the way that the inspiring talks and books say it does.  About myself:  I’ve learned that I’m a skeptic here, but a hopeful one.  (Sorry – I’m old and have burned out or hit walls before in several spiritual paths which I was really inspired by, in the beginnings.)    I wish for us all complete  spiritual attainment.

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