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?

[Dale]

I wish my fellow students and I will grow to reflect our maker more and more to everyone we encounter.

[Delayne Mohammed]

<p style=”text-align: center;”>The levels of the ladders of Kabbalah. It reminded me of sin. When we sin we quench the Holy Spirit;Hod. We become further away from God but when don’t and we repent and give and grow with God we seeming spear to be on the level of Ein Sof. I’ve learned to be more honest with God and not to be  afraid. Though I’m there yet in my growth and walk with God. I would like to also fellowship with other Kabbalist in my community whether cyber or in my area.</p>

[Ozie]

What most inspired me in the course? – We’re not stuck with the way things are. We can work with others to change things.

What have I learned about myself in the process? – I am connected to everything and everything to me.

What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development? Not only the reaching of the upper levels but also the pure joy you will receive in achieving them. Along with the revelation to be experienced once the first level is reached!

[Nathan]

The idea that through this work we are doing that which benefits everyone to the greatest extent possible has to be the most inspirational part of the course.  It is also the most fleeting, like the faint reflection of a passing car on a store window.  That ideal doesn’t stay in my thoughts as it probably should likely because I love myself so much!  Time and again my selfishness, my contempt for others, and my fear of so much drives what I believed were completely noble pursuits or kind actions.  My “goodness” isn’t very good.

I also cannot try to imagine the reality of true attainment.  I want to sometimes, but it could be the mind is still overwhelmed by this experience already that it dare not try. I just know that I want it, and that drive keeps me going through the confusingly painful and wonderful experience of this spiritual journey of wanting it for myself to wanting it for you – even if my efforts are currently unsuccessful.  Trust that one day those efforts will bear fruit though not by us.  I hope that your journey is as painless as possible, that you learn wisely, and you allow those awe inspiring moments of bliss and shame to carry you all the way home!

[Elliott]

Thanks to these KabU courses, I feel like there’s potential for more change … more growth … more evolution. This is the help and guidance that I’ve been waiting for.

[Aaron Lessin]

It’s very inspiring to see that Kabbalah is such a comprehensive science which understands who we are, what the issue is that prevents our development as people, and how we go about healing not only ourselves but the world, and that these are not separate things. The discussion of prayer as desire and intention is enlightening and exciting. I wish for all of us to continue to increase our desire for the Light, to move out of our egos, and to begin the corrections which come through connection with the other. I pray that we open ourselves to the Light and become vessels of the flow of bestowal. We indeed live at an incredible time in the history of humanity and we’re blessed to have such an opportunity.

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