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?

[Andrew]

I was most inspired by the Workshop and the connection that was possible. Knowing we’re focusing outside ourselves on others was a new way to perceive my life. I’ve learned that I’m not as flawed and hopeless as I once believed I was. That there is a way to grow and transform! I wish this transformation and attainment for all my fellow students and to be able to witness this as much as possible. Thank you so much for the way this was so beautifully presented. Julian was so positive and encouraging! The instructors are all so wonderful in their guidance and teaching. It’s truly a remarkable experience.

[Kári Allansson]

I feel stuck in my ego and I crave spirituality. I look forward to creating a new environment, a new vessel, and finding my true self outside my ego.

[Theresa H]

I learned that one way to get closure with our creator is to get closure with people around me. The connection is where you can find our creator.

[Karen]

Thank you Julian and to all of the participants in this session. I have learned the importance of creating a second environment for the spiritual development of myself and others.

[David]

I drew inspiration from reading all the friends posts and questions and answers  I’ve learned that what I knew(or thought I knew) was , if not wrong I was focused incorrectly on the wrong aspect of life. I hope for my fellow classmates to be aimed and focused on the truth so as to correctly  adhere to the friends and achieve  devkut with the creator. Thank u friends and especially  Kabu  for this place of connection and learning. Shalom

[Ali Nadalipour]

Nice guys and nice light here in the group.hi to u friend

[Wendi]

Being an environmental analytical chemist, I was particularly impressed by the chart of “positives” and ‘negatives,” the donors and receivers, between the two lines, left and right. And we will all enter our minyans at various stages of preparation, not just from our course work, but more generally from the natural stages of life we have already climbed through. That is, if we already had some sense of this donor-receiver driver in our life’s progress, perhaps some have already climbed the ladder toward maximal bestowal. How will we best form our minyans, perhaps with some form of placement test?

[Author]

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