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?

[Vianney]

The work with the lines and there’s none else besides him, through the friends, are the two or three notions that really caught my mind during this course, and that somewhat became a daily topic of meditation to me and renewed the view I had on kabbalah from my memories.

I guess that as for Rabbi Shimon bar Yohaï ‘s disciples who were complementing each others for the sephirot, we’re gonna complete each others in the ten with what touched our heart the most, and give it to each others so that we can all together become the best of each one of us.

[Ben]

Thinking of the others like myself. Wanting them to advance spiritually more than I want to advance myself.

[Sheree]

I am inspired by join other like heart-ed individuals who are seeking connection. I have learned that I am more egoistic than I ever thought previously. I wish for my fellow student to grow the desire for connection and adhesion with the Creator.

[Carly]

Learning that I build the right line and it becomes my second nature through my habits. I wish my fellow students love and success. ❤️

[Elena]

Kabbalah teachings ability to inspire personal and spiritual transformation. I learned  how the connection in the 10th can improve my ego and develop the Point in the hearth. I wish for my fellow students to find the peace they are looking for.

[Deborah Joplin]

I appreciated learning more about the ladder.  I am intrigued with the process of leaning, tilting, sticking to the right side of the ladder, and continuously being thrown, drug back to the left. My intention is to attain the spiritual worlds to fully participate in the correction and the thought of the Creator. I hope to begin to understand Torah with enlightened eyes. I have much to learn. Kabbalah makes sense, and I will continue to study and pray. I am looking for a local ten. I don’t feel the connection through the Internet. I continue to struggle to find peace in the prospect of living in additional corporeal bodies, I don’t want to be a child again; yet, it makes sense that I have lived in previous generations. I feel that.

For my fellow students, I pray that your points in the heart will grow and that we will unite in the correction of the soul. Advance the plan of the Creator, speed up the process, gain the ability to feel and see the Reforming Light in the connection! Find peace in the Bina that the Creator is the only force acting on us. Shalom!

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