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?

[Molly]

I was inspired by the possibility that ones ego is pushing us forward towards light ..and correction.
I have learned that i will need the light to help reach any sort of spiritual world or connection with the creator.
I wish that all my fellow students connect to the reforming light and ultimately reach equivalence of form with the creator .

[Marcy]

Connection is key. Overwhelming theme for me in this course. For an introvert, not easy. Definitely a Tikkun I’m working on. Fear of rejection. Rejected people tend to reject people. This course helped enforce the need to stay connected.

[Claribel Rivera]

The confirmation that not just spirituality a Kabbalah should be integrated in an education system from early age of a child development

[Russell]

You have a gift (like everybody else).

Once you’ve recognised this ‘the creator’ wants you live in your light.

Embrace others. In doing so we expand our senses to discover new levels based on the same reality.

[Dante Yigael]

What most inspired me in the course? The quote Julian shared “He who asks first for his friend receives first.” Also, to see Kabbalah as an adapter between the GE and AHP.
What have I learned about myself in the process? I have learned that I am a egoist and how to scrutinize the sensation to not connect and rise above it with faith.
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development? strength, trust, and wisdom to walk the middle line until the final correction.

[Russell]

Great answer

[sj]

This course has shown me how I am completely driven by egoism. It’s also shown me that the Creator is drawing everyone to higher levels of perception. I trust the Creator and so, even though my egoism is seemingly insurmountable, I know I can rest. (Easier said than done, ha!)

I’ve been inspired by the beautiful message of Kabbalah and the profound revelations by others in the course. The idea of reuniting humanity through other-centered focus and self-correction (which paradoxically IS outer correction) is more impactful than anything else I’ve heard. The correlation to what humanity is learning through quantum mechanics is startling. Reality as we know it isn’t reality. Locality doesn’t seem to be a thing (entanglement) which corresponds so beautifully to the idea that we are all truly connected. This has been profound for me to meditate on, knowing that my internal state matters; I want to tend to it like I would a garden, knowing that all my effort would produce nothing without the sunlight and rain and life energy of the Creator.

 

For my fellow students, I wish for an ever widening and expanding perspective as the Creator pulls them higher and higher. There’s nothing I could hope that the Creator isn’t already doing for them, so I just wish for them to know that deeply for themselves.

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