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?

[Rune T. A.]

The deeper I go inKabbalah, the more my desirre grows and my surtainty that this is acctually the way foreward for humanity and for me personaly.

I’ve often dreamt of living in past times where life was more (seemingly) simple and meaningful, now I feel like I am living in the right times. It feels great 🙂

[Beth]

I loved learning about prayer and my desire is for us all to connect.

[Maria]

What more inspired me : all the videos and the simple way of explaing the lessons.

Reflection about myself : the willingness to connection.

To my fellow students : live every day with open heart and mind.

[Maria]

We are at the crossroad of human development and it is on everybody of us where we will go as humans. Spiritual development is the way to unite our sparks of love and create a huge fire of love.

I have learned that I have to work on myself to be more communicative.

I wish for my fellow students always to receive with gratitude and bestow with love.

[Miryam]

More than anything, our forums and the live session with Julian are true sustenance for the longing in my heart. I am more and more willing to be consciously uncomfortable, vacillating between doubt and embracing. For my dear, fellow students I wish the journey home that the Creator intends for them . How fortunate I am to hold a wish that cannot help but reach fulfillment.

[Mira Brooks]

This course inspired me through discussing the more about the role that we actively play in the community and amongst ourselves. We are encouraged to work in the corporeal world and keep informed of issues of our world. We also understand the importance of spiritual development. It’s been helpful to emphasize that change can come when we get to the primary issue of working with altruism instead of egoism.

I have learned that I have a long way to progress, but I am hopeful and optimistic. It has been great to read the comments of my peers and learn many new things. My hope is that we feel empowered to learn, grow, and develop on this path.

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