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?

[Seeker of Wisdom]

The importance placed on connection…as it is nudging me to step out of previous stagnant comfort zones. (All the lessons were great).

That I have the desire to keep developing the point in my heart even more than I realized previously.

I wish my fellow students the best and hope they will continue the work and that they have many enlightening moments on their path. May you all have strength when you need it and may you all feel the connection to others and to the Creator.

[Namron]

I have learned that I need to reach out and make friends, so the promise of the group of 10 is something I’m looking forward to, and I find that inspiring. I wish all our friends to have long and blissful ascents and that the descents are short but fruitful.

[NAT]

What inspired me is the information that we are all part of one single creature.

I’ve learned to focus on building connection with others and ability to steer ego’s growing selfish desire toward bestowal.

I wish that others students find their tribes and establish a stable connection between the points in their hearts.

 

[Ulises Espinoza]

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?

La inspiración resulta efímera. Al estar sentado estudiando, llega un día, alegría, otro día confusión y luego alegría de nuevo. Es un radar o sensor muy bruto desde donde estoy acostumbrado a evaluar mis vivencias, sin embargo logró ver una muy leve señal de que mis sentidos guturales me juegan su juego. Y mi deseo de recibir sigue gritando “atrapen al ladron,”

Veo cada vez más evidente en mi el egoísmo que me rige, que me mueve que me estorba en cada decisión y movimiento que hago o pienso. Como dice un amigo en un texto anterior, es como pararte junto a un gran caudal buscando capturar el río, y todo pasa.

Espero que haya paciencia y momentos frecuentes de reflexión, que los amigos obtenga de EL la fuerza para encontrarlo.

[Jack Brenon]

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.

[Peter]

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.

 

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