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I learned that recalling the information which made sense in every lesson is puzzlingly difficult. It all makes sense as one is listening to it, but it feels like a river stream which can pass by a point where one is standing one time only. Trying to hold on to what one learned, despite having a great ability to retain information, is difficult.
Kabbalah is an ocean of learning, and anyone can easily lose their guiding star as he or she navigates these waters. I wish all my fellow students to have the patience and self forgiveness if a concept is understood clearly at one point but seems to magically disappear when one is trying to build accumulated knowledge by matching it with other concept.
What inspired me most in this course is the fact that the spiritual guide is essential in making the connection with the upper force.
Something that I learned about myself is that I often tend to see myself as higher than others, but that the only way to advance is to see the friends as higher than myself. This is interesting.
I wish for everyone to recognise the mentioned scrutinies in themselves soon and to be able to build love together.
The most inspiring thing for me was the idea that through proper connection between us all we can have a positive effect on the whole of reality.
I’ve learnt how deeply rooted and extensive the ego really is. It’s a tricky thing to work with.
I wish my fellow students all the light and help from above they need for themselves and the whole group.
What I’ve learned about myself is that my current perception is only 1 perception.  This is the same thing that blew my mind. Finding that there are different worlds with different perceptions to be revealed is very inspiring, and quite honestly got my curiosity up!  My wish for fellow students is a hunger and strength to continue learning about KabU, and therefor ourselves.
What inspired me most is the descriptions of the “lab”. I have studied such things for decades both in groups and alone. For many months I have delved deeply into several of the KabU books devouring concept after concept and experiencing many changes. I had put off daily effort in this course while I immersed myself in Kabbalistic thought while my point in the heart grew more and more. But I’ve known for some time that this group of ten was to become essential if I were to fully correct my egoistic nature and were to transform into an altruistic nature. I’ve had a very powerful ego and have for many years hoped to find a path to correct it. It is apparent to me that I have found such a path in Kabbalah. I wish for my fellow students to find themselves immersed in the Light and Love of each other and the Creator.
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