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?

[Diane]

I have really come to understand what is meant by the phrase “There is none else besides Him.” even though I had heard this phrase for years, during this course I realized that I had some residual misconceptions from my life before Kabbalah. I have a better understanding of my illusionary “free will” and how bound we are because of our DNA, culture and nurture. And last but not least, that I can help the process of correcting the world through my efforts to correct myself.

I have realized that all my years of Torah study are not wasted, even though I wished I had learned Kabbalistic principles first. I am content with the journey that the Creator has taken me through and I am so happy to be here, in this “environment” today!

I wish that my fellow students will continue to multiply in number and in their desire to be like our Creator so that very soon we will reach Tikkun Olam and conformity with our Creator.

[Manuela]

What inspired me in the course is the feeling that we are all part of a Plan of infinite Love. And that we can be part of the Plan, for the only reason to be here, with you all, in this very moment.

What I have learned about myself in the process is that my whole life, expecially the last years since I started my spiritual quest, was driven by an invisible fil rouge that now I start seeing.

I wish to all my fellow students to go on, to find the courage to proceed in this incredible journey and to do it together. At the end, courage derives from the Latin word “cor habeo” that means, having heart, acting from Love. What a beautiful feeling, indeed!

[Jonah]

What most inspired me in the course?
My personal ense of awakening.

What have I learned about myself in the process?
That I have the capacity to understand Kabbalah in a deep way.

What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?
Satisfaction in the highest sense.

[Walter]

I found many interesting ways to connect my previous spiritual understandings with the cabalistic one. Free will and how it does or doesn’t exist was always an obsession. Also a lot of good insights about intentions vs actions.

[Johan]

All aspects of the course are great

[Ronny Cervantes]

What inspired me the most was something that I already knew but thru this course, that aspect and knowledge grew much more than before. I understand more how interconnected we are. How we are dependant on everyone to make this world a blissful place. How we need to come together as a bunch cells in the human body or parts of a cog wheel. The creator depends on us to fulfill his promise which is to do good to others and treat everyone equally.

I have learned what my part is in this. How my past mistakes and ignorance effected others before and how a positive attitude with the reforming light of the creator changes us drastically. We become good from evil. Giving rather than selfish. I learned more what my true purpose is on this earth.

I wish all my fellow classmates to continue to reform themselves. To grow spiritually as much as possible. To think of the creator constantly. To act like the creator constantly. To continue to grow and learn well past this course to make humanity a whole again.

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