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?

[Yelena]

What continues to inspire me are the changes I observe in myself in how I relate to the world, and how I feel myself in this world. I observe more patience, more equilibrium, more joy. My care for people is more genuine because it lacks frustration or impatience. Paradoxically enough, it partially comes from better self-care which I always lacked due to unrestricted “availability” to people.

[Tiiu]

It is inspiring to think that we are all connected and that love can dissolve the separation and division among people.  I am just wondering how realistic it is and how many centuries it might take for all souls to become one again.
I have been given a humbling challenge lately that has forced me to strengthen my belief that everything is happening for my growth and awakening to the laws of nature and creation. It’s not been so easy to keep this thought.
I wish all my fellow students the strength to keep the desire for spiritual development strong and unwavering.

[Angel]

What inspired me is that there are teachers willing to share their knowledge without charging money for their time and knowledge.
I learned that I cannot rush.  At first, I was taking many Kabbalah classes, listening to Kabbalah YouTube, or Kabbalah books on audible constantly, and I got overwhelmed.
I wish for my fellow students become one with the Creator.  I wish them love and happiness also.

[Charlene]

What inspired me the most is that I am possibly moving towards something I have always felt  – a sense of interconnectedness.

I learned that I am actually apprehensive when faced with the enormity of standing in front of something I have always wanted.

That they can feel the presence of the Light in their lives through this work and by doing so can be a part of something different beginning in the consciousness of the people on our planet.

[Brenda]

I learned that in order to connect with the Creator I need to connect with others. Also that participation is an important aspect of my building my spiritual vessel e.g. in a Kabbalistic group. My wish is that for my fellow students to reach their spiritual goals

[Elisheva]

Connection with as many students already studying Kabbalah as well as reaching out to other people who lives their lives without knowing the wisdom of not only Kabbalah, but an entire new knowledge of the Creator. In terms of true prayer, the meaning of each word we speak is a meaning of that enlarges our  intent to reach the Point in the Heart-The Creator.

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