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?

[Poetry Master]

It’s inspiring to have the concept of developing through unity, togetherness instead of the prevalent idea of one beating the other to the goal. You don’t need to get the better of others but you become better with others.

[David the Bruce]

I’m excited for the next step and being put in a group.  I get the feeling that fellow students taking this path with me at the same time are going to be the people in my group.  I’ve learned as much reading their questions in the forums and seeing the instructor answers to those questions, as I have with the course materials.  So I look forward to continuing in a group session with such amazing people.

[Assana Colubali]

What most inspired me was about kabbalah workshops and group connection, so, with this course I learned how to apply kabbalah in my daily life in a more effective way.

[Renata Klem]

The course inspired me to feel as one with the group and to understand that everything I see in others are my own internal qualities. The point in my heart, when joined with the point in the hearts of the group members, will lead us to ascend to the upper worlds much faster than if I were to try to do this on my own. I can only want the best for my fellow group members because when I see them as better than myself, I will receive more light and be more deserving than if I think of myself as superior to others. This course is truly inspiring for those who seek spiritual evolution.

[Verena]

It inspires me to feel how we are all connected, and how we have to overcome that disparity of feeling „just very human“ versus „part of creation“. It inspires me in general to understand that it’s all there… that the light is there all the time, and that it’s a journey to learn to attain it, to feel it, and to connect to it…I wish everyone who is discovering this to lose some of their fear of going into the wrong direction….

[Marita]

I am most inspired by the ancient wisdom of Kabbalah and the way the KabU courses teach me these things in a clear and digestible manner. I have learned that I need to pay closer attention to my ego and find ways to correct the traits that do not support common good. For my fellow students I wish for a spiritually healthy and safe environment where the studying and learning can continue. Thank you!

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