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?

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    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?

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      zohreh
      Participant

      1. Inspiration for me, stories and pictures and explanations of the master

      2. I realized from what stage in the group I should reach what stage, in fact, I was a little confused in the previous weeks, but by passing this week’s lessons, what I learned became organized.

      3- We can achieve perfection together and by taking care of each other

    • #221578
      Yajaira
      Participant

      Love the lessons. I am very excited to start working a group. I wish my fellow students to succeed in the spiritual path.

    • #221345
      Sandra
      Participant

      Thank you…this course clarified a lot of my questions. It was very eye opening. I am looking fwd to continue my spiritual evolution with my friends.

    • #220564
      Ty Palodichuk
      Participant

      This course boosted my point in the heart. Julian is a great instructor.my wish for my friends is spiritual attainment and connection.

    • #219567

      i hope to be able to establish a group in my country and put to practice everything taught. Shalom.

    • #191084
      Rivka
      Participant

      I might have misunderstood, but I heard that in the corporeal world I should be involved in a spiritual community. I used to be observant in the Orthodox Jewish community. I am no longer. I am in a new country and have not established to be a part of the community, for many reasons, but I no longer felt comfortable in the Orthodox community. I miss being able to go to services ( Covid and membership) to hear the Torah being read. Is this important to reimmerse myself in a corporeal Jewish spiritual community? I get confused as the Rav speaks and the texts do too, of the importance of Torah and mitzvot.
      I hope this makes sense, it is being written very early in the morning. Thank you, Ricki de Wolff

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