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?

[Dina]

I have been most inspired by learning the meaning of “loving my neighbor as myself”. I have learned that the meaning of this is not based upon “good” or benevolent acts that we may perform, as so many major religious sects promote, but in the realization that my neighbor is, in essence, myself. If I am to come to this realization, then any acts that I perform will come from a place of correct intention. I wish for my fellow students, that which I wish for myself, as we are truly, all one “I”, as described in our lessons.

[Marcelo]

I learned that I am at the very beginning of s journey; that at my current state I am completely separated from The Creator and from you all; that I have no perception of reality. I also learned that from this starting point I will receive instruction from my teacher, and the books, that as part of a group, in the right environment we will begin the process of correcting our intentions and learn how to love each other as ourselves until we attain the possibility to actually expanding this truly selfless love to others outside. I want to thank in advance all the “Points in the Heart” with which I’m in this Journey. Without your love it would not be possible. – THANK YOU –

[Carina]

What inspires me deeply is learning something new every day—about myself and the world around me—especially when it touches on free will, the laws of Nature, and the concept of Tikkun Olam. My ego feels lower than ever before, and I see that as a profound blessing. I have come to understand that I am just a small part of Creation, interconnected and interdependent with all living beings. This awareness connects to my exploration of the 125 steps of Kabbalah, the 10 Sefirot, the 5 worlds, and the Partzufim—each a layer guiding spiritual ascent and understanding. I sincerely wish for my fellow students to grow spiritually alongside me so that together, we can contribute meaningfully to the repair and betterment of the world, fulfilling the purpose of Tikkun Olam.

[meghan]

In order to become like the creator you must continuously aim to love thy neighbor as thyself to learn how to connect with the light of the creator even when the opposer is in the wrong. To become more like the creator is to see the good in all things.

[Bonnie]

What most inspired me in the course?
Seeing my purpose from the perspective of how I can influence change in the world by ‘loving my friend as myself’ through daily interaction with people.
What have I learned about myself in the process?
That loving your friend as yourself is more than just an act of kindness.  It requires of change in heart to be in Equivalence of Form with the Creator, which is an act of true love that can only come by way of allowing the Creator to work through you in a covenant relationship.
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?
I wish for all my fellow students to completely surrender their will to the will of the Creator.

 

[Rita]

What most inspired me in the course? That this is a science and not a religion. I was raised a Catholic and found since an early age, that it was difficult to believe in the doctrine of the church. It did not make sense to me. But Kabbalah is making sense to me.

What have I learned about myself in the process? I have learned that I have so much to learn.

What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development? I wish my fellow students continue on this journey to the light and we all feel the connection with each other.

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