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?

[Toni Peltonen]

It is almost funny how in the beginning of every lesson there is huge resistance towards the lesson, like I’m in total concealment, almost a feeling of animosity. Second time I listen to it it’s totally different experience and third time it is like, what was I thinking the first time 🤔🙂. So much resistance to connection in my ego that it is really powerful to experience. If any of you are having similar experiences I really hope you can overcome them.

[umut ozturk]

I wish a good journey for all my colleague. The change in my soul is amazing, I shifted from a misanthrope to an actual humanist. I learned a different phase of love that are alien to me before.

[Henk Hadders]

To learn about the important role of a small group/community. We need a shift from the mind to the heart, and although Kabbalah is a science, it feels like “above reason” is a jump into “intuition” to meet the creator and our fellow humans. For my fellow student I wish more light in their development

[afc]

I am inspired to know that through my effort in kabbalah I can change (or speed up) the course of humanity.

[Emiwodew]

I am inspired by all the content of the course. There is new thing every day in kabbalah. I want my fellow students to enjoy the course as I am. Love and peace! ♥️✌️

[Peter]

This course made me want to know more. It felt like a teaser course, hinting at things but not fully bringing us there. My wish for my fellow students is that they continue to come to know the Creator.

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