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?

[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!

[Sal]

Very inspiring for me. Thanks

[Dr Jim]

Most inspiring: Laboratories. The knife-sharpener’s grinding wheel

Myself: Everything I have ever done has fundamentally been motivated by self-interest

Fellow students: Progress and love

[Maria]

For decades I kept searching for a spirituality path. I found very good things in Buddhism, for instance, but nothing felt as a real solution. This course made me realize that nothing worked because we can’t really develop alone, individually. I heard it and felt in my core how true that is. This is both, what inspired me the most and what I learnt in these past weeks.

So… what I wish for my fellow students and everyone is: DEVELOPMENT AND LOTS OF ATTAINMENTS!!!

[Rae]

And the Blessings Abound! In Everyone and All Round. A Smell like Perfume, The Light of the Room, the Blessings in Bloom. So grateful it feels the Heart could burst! The Spark that quenches Lifetimes of Thirst ❤️ I’m writing again! Thank you Friends ☺️

My egoism is a smelly onion but thanks to the Wisdom of Kabbalah it is useful as a gift from Creator 😁

I wish the Friends to experience True Joy in The Law of Equivalence of Form all the Beauty of Connection! Thanks so much for the Growth and Desire you share!! May you all experience Freedom!!! 🙏😁❤️

[D]

What most inspired me in the course? The readings have been my inspiration. I have learned much and can’t wait for the next books to come.

What have I learned about myself in the process? I continue to learn more about my desire to connect to others. I’ve learned the importance and the “how to(s)”.

What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development? I wish a long and happy journey to each of my fellow students. I look forward to our meetings along the way.

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