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?

[Robert]

I have begun looking at current events through the lens of kabbalah  realizing that there is a hidden purpose.

[Rade]

It’s not enough to say that I adhered to the Creator, that I woke up in the morning with the thought of Him and accepted everything that happens as coming from Him. However, if I want to actually realize this principle in its correct state, I have to fulfill it in the group. This is what the entire work is about. -”  this statement inspired me the most.

I found out that I am not in control of my life.

My wish for my fellow students is that they continue on in Kabbalah and give their heart to the Ten.

[Eric Snow]

What has most inspired me in this course is learning about the congress. From watching the videos and hearing the stories about the congress it seems like a magical event. What I’ve learned about my self is I need to start interacting with the group and let go of the notion that i can do this by myself. I wish all of my fellow students peace and love

[Edward Onyango]

Ahh! It’s been insightful and content packed. I have learned much about my nature including how I can restrict spiritual desire through the group. I wish my fellow students an opportunity to receive the reforming light that they may bond with the Creator soon.

[Greg]

Thank you. I am truly changed. I am inspired to connect to others in the work toward the goal.

[Ariano]

I was very inspired by the Kabbalistic knowledge that there´s no one else besides Him, which changed my perception of nature and people, with our points in the heart.

I hope we can all have ever increasing experiences of living beyond the boundaries of our egos.

[Author]

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