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?

[Tove Jo]

Per i miei compagni vorrei che andranno avanti per sperimentare il prossimo step che  io ho già fatto. Anzi il Creatore mi avevo mandato avanti per farmi sperimentare cosa significa lavorare in un gruppo di ten, quando pensavo di non essere pronta per lavorare in un gruppo. Per me e stata una liberazione poter essere in un gruppo di ten per il aiuto che ricevevo da loro. Mi sentivo libera di comunicare e esprimermi liberamente nel grupp0 perche erevamo sul stesso “livello”.  Nessuno sopra o sotto. Non mi sento libera a chiedere aiuto o guida a qualcuno sopra di me. Non ho ancora risolto il problema da quando ero 6 anni, e mia mamma diceva di non disturbare il signore, bianchino a casa nostra con mie stupide domande. Da la non faccio domande  a un insegnante o chiunque sopra di me. Ho paura per fare le mie stupide domande. Grazie!!!

[Jennifer]

That I can make a difference for others and the Creator inspired me.  I took a long, hard look at my attitude towards other people and found that I am lacking in deep caring.  I hope students have support and guidance along the way.  I met a few people via virtual attendance of the Netherlands retreat (2023).  I’m so inspired by them and hope the too are inspired.

[Marina]

I love learning about the whole wisdom of Kabbalah. I wish to connect and grow spiritually with my group.

[Amirhossein]

I’ve learned about the importance of the environment and how it effects development in the path. How important our goal is. How we are responsible for the whole. I feel so disconnected from everything because I don’t know what’s good to do now. I wish for my fellow students to feel the importance of our goal and we all try to get connected.

[Delayne Mohammed]

I love these courses it shares the same values of Christianity. My biggest fear in growing up in the Kabbala is not having friends that study this so we could find a mutual agreement in contributing to our Spiritual growth. I will take more or maybe even all your courses and read your books.

[Lora Vatalaro]

What inspired me most in the course is literally experiencing the value of keeping going, whether I felt like I “understood” or not.  Because of this, I’m no longer terrified of becoming a group participant.  I don’t have to know how to do anything. I just need to keep showing up.

What I’ve learned about myself is how much I want to contribute helping all fragments of Adam HaRishon to connect.  I really, really, really want to contribute in any way I can.

I wish for my fellow students to feel themselves poised in the epsilon spot—perfectly balanced in connection to themselves, to their group members and to the Creator.

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