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?

[AspiringAltruist]

It feels like I’ve known this knowledge forever and these lessons act as a distant memory.  Julian has been a delightful guide.  I’ve learned a lot about myself as have I recently moved into the human resources department at my company. It’s almost as if these studies have coincided with this transition and allowed me to practice these skills with many people on a daily basis, for which I am grateful.  In an earlier course, some thing that has stuck with me: we should hold our spiritual development in high regard.  I can say for certain that I would recommend this to my fellow students.

[Cat]

It’s overwhelming to try to sum it up very briefly.

As I have felt in my previous ventures to Kabbalah, I feel elevated by every moment I spend in the environment.  Hopefully, we can continue forward and all elevated each other, and together.

[Charlotte]

I have learned how important connection is. I have always had a tendency to be more isolated so there was some resistance to this at first, but I feel more and more how true the need for connection is. I find it inspiring to learn about distinguishing egoistic desires from altruistic or spiritual desires. I feel like throughout my whole life I have had sort of had an inkling of this distinction and some hint that even fulfilling every egoistic desire you could possibly imagine wouldn’t truly bring happiness. It is very comforting to learn about this in a systematic way and try to put words to it.

[John Caton]

I am a cell of a larger whole body that nourishes me, but without my contribution to it, cannot live to provide my nourishment.

[jill]

connection…all is connection…

[Scott]

I am grateful to have the opportunity to study these concepts with my friends at KabU. I feel a new purpose: to expand in perception consistent with universal homeostasis. I am experiencing the world differently. I feel the tranquility of being and am excited to grow. I have learned that the process is one of learning a spiritual perspective that results in tranquility, egoic desire to use this perspective for its benefit, pain that triggers me to learn what the new correction needs to be, work to make the correction – preparation of the kil, receiving the reforming light that teaches me a a spiritual perspective that results in tranquility. The next iteration.

I want my fellow students to experience this tranquility and to become masters of the process that leads to the Upper worlds!

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