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?

[Steph]

What have I learned about myself in the process?

I feel that my perception is just that my perception.  Hopefully through KabU I can learn the creator’s perception. Thank you KabU

[Ulises Espinoza]

What most inspired me is knowing there is a way out … out of this constant feeling of emptiness and dissatisfaction.
I learned about myself that I am far away from the Creator… that I am egoist and know nothing. But also that I want to learn and change.
I wish for my fellow students a place to work, energy and strength to follow the path where we all can meet.

[NAT]

I learned a new way to relate to the world internally an about the structure and nature of reality. I wish that fellow students find a way to integrate the wisdom in these teachings, keep their light on when faced with adversities, and apply these teachings productively in their lives.

[Liss]

What inspired me is to keep going on this journey, it is so fulfilling, my heart is happy and full of love.

I have learn that I am one with all, and I am implementing to love my self as my neighbor, no matter the circumstances is within me.

I wish for my fellow students of kaballah to keep nurturing that desire in their heart. We are all one.

[Matanah]

I am most inspired by all the reading materials as it is presented by this course. (I have to replace a few highlighters!) Questions and answers in the weeks’ forums were helpful in deepening understanding of the lessons. I find peace in Shamati. Looking forward to learning more about Kabbalah.

[Peter]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>What has become more and more clear to me throughout this course is that kabbalah is not at all about theory, but that it is a genuine method to reach ‘love your friend as yourself’, and not a bit, but entirely. I’m so happy that there is a purpose in life!</p>
I have learned here that love doesn’t come without hatred, so when I feel hate towards someone, I feel less hopeless, because I know it is something ‘natural’, and actually a condition for real love.

I wish for everyone to be deeply touched by kabbalah and to be feeling the actual meaning of the texts; to find this single button that needs a push.

 

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