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?

[Katel]

Q1:     What most inspired me in this course is that Connection is our common destiny and is the key to identifying and revealing the real nature of my Ego, and therein lies the help and support i need to rise above it and develop my Point in the Heart towards spiritual attainment.

Q2:    In the process, i have learnt that i am here today because i have an awakened Point in the Heart which is being guided and directed by the Light Force of the Creator to this environment appropriately, to study, learn, connect, develop and grow to attain that calling of being a Kabbalistic Adaptor to reveal the Light of the Creator to the disoriented destructive state of humanity, for global transformation that will enable its restoration back as one unified Whole.

Q3:    For my fellow students, i wish that by the help and guiding Light of the Creator, we all strive to committedly build a vessel of bestowal to attract and reveal the Light that reforms as living models, to enable us achieve the singular goal of uniting the broken pieces of Adam Harishon.

Thank you so much Instructor Julian and the KabU Team for the enlightening and awakening course!

[Marko Podgorsek]

I felt inside me that it’s the truth about the environment. I actually works, I understand now. And the other thing, on live Q&A with Julian he said something about “it’s all + and -, and when we connect my – and other’s – in the right way, then there’s a + to fill that new -“. It blew my mind.

My desire to share Kabbalah with the outside world has somewhat diminished. It’s all right, there is no coercion in spirituality and it was me who felt bad after talking about it. That’s why we are here, to talk about it with people who have the desire to talk about it.

My friends, I wish you stay on this path, as will I and never loose hope. I regularly check myself with question: “What will I do if I give up this path?” and everytime I get the same answer. I don’t know, corporeal pleasures don’t satisfy me, so This Is The Way.

[Shane]

What I wish for my fellow students is for them to know true, everlasting happiness and fulfillment.

[Purity K]

What most inspired me about this course is the depth of the wisdom of Kabbalah.

What I learned about myself in the process is that I am resilient more than I thought.

What I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development is that they persevere until they reach attainment.

[Kenneth Alexander]

I wish for my peers in this course the patience and diligence to continue to study this wondrous wisdom, and to be guided by the Upper Light to a place where they feel more Equivalence of Form with the Creator.

[Anna]

What inspired me most was learning that as we go through each world, its not the world that changes but that our perception sharpens as we go.

I learned that I have to leave the confines of my home and unite with similar people to help them move forward which in turn helps me move forward on the path.

I wish for everyone to enjoy this journey.

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