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?

[Julian Edwards- 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?

[Matthew]

The love and forgiving nature of my Kabbalist spouse during a family crises inspired me to Kabbalah and sparked the light in my heart. I learnt that I am a will to receive and my ego was taking me to hell in my lifetime. I wish my fellow students to raise above their ego learn to love one and other like them selves and use this life journey to grow spiritually.

[Proffboff]

It has inspired me to be able to give instead of taking which family members has started to pick up on.
A great and one I will take again to keep it fresh in my memory.

[Carly]

Something that really helped me was learning that there is an ebb and flow, a pushing and pulling with the Creator. There are times when we will feel close and times when we will feel pushed away, but all of it is love for His creatures to help us grow. And we will feel this through the friends. I can’t tell you much about the graphs and charts we’ve looked at, but learning this has shifted my perspective and attitude greatly. I wish this for my fellow students. 💕

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[Stephanie]

The concept of the point in the heart – that we have been chosen – this is very clear to me – I studied kabbalah about 15 years ago for a couple of years then stopped studying – the creator woke me up again about a year ago and now I wish to never disconnect and keep growing this point in the heart – I wish this for my fellow students also

[Deborah Joplin]

I am fairly sure that I have had some experience with Kabbalah in a previous generation. I have been the most transformed by recognizing that Reshimot in our spiritual root bring us in contact with challenges that we must expose and expel; and “others” that we prefer to view as externalities are, in fact, internalities. Ultimately, we are one collective soul.

[Jonathan]

I enjoyed the illustrations and practical examples of more advanced concepts in Kabbalah, and how dynamics in the group work. I feel like I have taken another important step in learning this wisdom, and the notes I took will certainly help me throughout the rest of my life as a student of Kabbalah.

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