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This course, indeed all four courses, has taken me to a level of understanding, and hopefully practice now, of which I had little conception. Indeed, I do feel this is a red pill/blue pill moment.
I feel inspired by the concept of having a raised perspective on life, beyond scraping out an unfulfilling life journey.
However, the idea of going beyond my ego, being a group ‘mother,’ a lubricant, a facilitator, an example to others is very scary. Not thinking primarily of ‘myself’ but attempting to ‘be’ that supportive connection for others. Am I up to it?
What do I wish for others? …That my inadequacies and weaknesses will be the opportunity and vehicle for them to start climbing the ladder.
Thank you, Julian and all the course teachers.
This four-course series has been an immensely pleasurable introduction to the study of Kabbalah. Throughout my journey in life, I have always been a curious person, delving deeply into various studies. However, the common denominator in all of my pursuits has been a desire to grow closer to the creator. Before studying the method of Kabbalah, I realized that I had always approached God from a very childish perspective. Although I loved Him dearly, I couldn’t understand the nature of the creator. Through the study of these concepts, which are presented in such a beautiful and simple way, my heart has gained a profound understanding of my relationship with God. Pursuing this method has sharpened my focus, and I now clearly understand many of the underpinnings of religious pursuits.
Although I have studied other religions and still attend church, I now view everything through the lens of Kabbalah, and it all makes so much more sense. However, the real work begins now. I acknowledge that my ego is quite large, capable of both beautiful and ugly things. For myself, I have recognized that this is the one true path I need to dedicate my heart and soul to, and I plan to do just that.
What inspired me the most in the course is knowing the spiritual work is done in a group, with friends who have the same intentions and goals.
And I also want to say that I think Kabbalah is really wise in the way it helps us work on our egos… I’m trully thankful with everyone in KabU for having prepared this awsome courses!
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