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?

[Bongani]

I was inspired by the way that the knowledge is gradually revealed, while I’m learning about my egoistic nature. I wish for my fellow students to continue getting closer tothe creator and that the truth be revealed as go along the path.

[Dennis Ibrahim]

I have learn that a man is small world, and if one corrects himself, he corrects the whole world

[Boke]

The most inspiring aspect I found in the course is that I begin to feel a sense of my purpose in life. I got a sense that Kabbalahis the right track for me. I learned about myself that almost everything I do has an egoïstic intention, but I learned that I don’t have to feel guilty about it because I was made this way, it is my first nature. Also I learned that I can rise above my egoïstic nature and become more altruîstic. The wisdom of Kabbalah can guide me in this. I wish for my fello students that the wisdom of Kabbalah will lift them up and guide them on their spiritual journey. I also wish for the a lot of joy in their study of Kabbalah.

[Sharon]

What most inspired me in this course was realizing that I am on the right track, heading in the right direction with the correct intention. I learned that I am very good at being egoistic and I now have a strong desire to become more altruistic and achieve equivalence of form with the Creator. I wish my fellow students to keep going and learning as we connect all of our points in the heart. So happy to have found the friends here at KabU. So thankful for the authentic instruction from the texts and teachers.

[julie]

The Upper Worlds are within us. I’ve learned just how much I am an egoist. I don’t like it but I am. The more I realize that the more I crave the Creator in my life. I wish my fellow students a group of 10 so they can attain altruism and the love and connection of the Creator.

[Garry]

1-    I am and have always been an egoist. This is what comes along with my nature: my desire to receive- pleasure (and to avoid pain) always for myself, unfortunately, even to the extent of exploiting and harming others.

2-    However, I’ve learned that my “PIH” Point in the Heart has awakened! I know its awakened because after having investigated so many “paths” I’m here studying Kabbalah!

3-    I’ve learned that while my “PIH” is an egoistic desire it is also a very special desire. It is my highest level of desire; it is my desire for Spiritual fulfillment. That if I nourish and nurture my PIH, it affords me the opportunity to climb up the “Spiritual Ladder” (following a path of reshimot), to ascend 125 degrees, and to re-connect (as an integral part of Adam Ha Rishon) to my Spiritual Root in Binah in the World of Atzilut.

4-    This must be done consciously of my own volition (as there in no coercion in spirituality).

5- Therefore, I have two choices choices:

(a) Be a slave to my ego: Follow a very slow and very painful evolutionary path to my final       Tikkun (correction) to Spiritual Fulfillment.

(b)  become a servant to the Creator: Study Kabbalah; and follow a much more rapid and far less painful path of return.

I choose (b)!

Hopefully with the right books, right teacher, and right Kabbalistic Group I’ll  be able to connect with the friends, build an Altruistic INTENTION, (a Masach) to Receive for the Sake of the Creator, and  become as a “conduit” for sharing Reforming LIGHT– Feeling and Revealing the Creator—facilitating the repair of  the shattered Soul of Adam HaRishon of which we are all an integral part.

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