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?

[Charles]

It gives me hope that I can understand the purpose of life better than before, and I learned that I can change and correct what needs to be corrected within me. What inspires me most at the moment is that everything comes from the Creator, I used to be ashamed of some ‘negative’ aspect of me, now I understand that it is also given for this particular creation (me) to experience this aspect in the specific environment. I feel like I can gradually see life as a project that needs to be done by me, along with everybody with theirs. And I hope with this gradual understanding of the purpose of creation and the Creator, we can work together to attain the same understanding as the Creator.

[Logynn]

I’ve learned that everything that I love or care about in the world is a facet of Kabbalah, and the more I understand it and get closer to the group, the more I get to perceive these things as potent and whole, instead of just inklings of meaning.

[Koriander]

I learned more about connections and the importance of practicing kabbalah in a kabblistic group/ environment.

[Diana]

1. I understood why it is necessary to be in relation with others: to correct yourself, you need to see the desire in others and to fulfilment these desires and so, you will check another mitzvoh on the list of 620.

2. I’ve learned about myself that I can do it!

3. I wish to my fellow students in their spiritual development to find the best way to connect to the others in order to feel their desires and fulfilment them.

[Sandie]

I am ready for a big change and to learn to act without egoistical desire, I am ready to support my fellow students in their attainment of the spiritual. I am ready to put others first and nuture their growth. I am ready to be nutured by my group so that I will grow spiritually together with them. I am ready to learn to be an adaptor between the force of nature and corporeal world. I am ready to grow my point in the heart and together with the group turn that point into an unstoppable light of spirituality.

[Demilew Almaw]

The desire to know the unknown is a deeply human trait—an endless curiosity that fuels exploration, innovation, and self-discovery. It’s the spark behind countless adventures, from mapping uncharted lands to unraveling the mysteries of the cosmos or the intricacies of our own minds.

[Author]

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