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?

[Pablo]

What is more apparent to me is that we are all connected. We are all part of the collective soul. This is tremendously helpful to keep my negative reactions in check. It helps me love my neighbors as myself.

[Wilson]

I was inspired by ‘love thy neighbour as you love thyself’. It’s really a hard concept to grasp, given my egoism, however through this course I’ve come to understand the need for and importance of this important and only law.

I truly wish for my fellow students to reach attainment.

[Joanna Agnieszka]

What inspired me most is how naturally this knowledge has become a part of me.

[Leila Havran]

-What inspired me the most in this course?

The deepening sense of connection. Not just with the teachings, but with others. I’ve felt how the spiritual path isn’t something we walk alone every step forward is shaped by those who walk beside us. The spark we each carry isn’t meant to burn in isolation. It finds its light in the presence of others.

-What have I learned about myself in the process?

That my growth isn’t just mine. That the more I open, the more I receive. That true listening isn’t just about hearing words, but about feeling the space between them. That unity isn’t a concept, it’s something alive, something that breathes between us when we step beyond ourselves.

-What do I wish for my fellow students?

That they keep tending to the light within them. That we all find the courage to soften where we once resisted, to meet each other in the place beyond words. That our individual sparks merge into something greater. A quiet, steady flame that doesn’t just illuminate the path, but becomes it.

[Michael]

What most inspired is that our desire is growing exponentially and creating chaos, we need to find away to connect to nature to stop this madness….

[Akosua Marie]

This course was aligned with my core belief. It confirmed my belief that all is planned and that I have to trust the Creator to continue my journey towards the Creator. I learned that the fact that I chose the name “Fadhili” which means “compassion” in a West African language, is not an accident. I want to continue to look at creation with compassion. I wish that my fellow students continue on this path and that we all love and respect each other just like we love ourselves.

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