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?

[N/a]

I learned to appreciate the value of being a member of my own ‘minyan‘, but I am also grappling with the dilemma that I remain a part of the external world and that I need to be able to connect with everyone, not just with Kabbalists.  My sincere hope is that joining the Graduate Environment would teach me how receive in order to bestow so that I can apply all I learned from my studies of Kabbalah not only with my connections with other Kabbalists, but also with those in my broader community.

[francesca]

I have realised that I struggle with the thought of connection with a group. I am a social person, so I did not expect this.

I wish for the students in this group the highest of spiritual attainment.

[Jazmir]

Learned about reality, society or the group to reveal the Creator.

Thank you.

[Inbar]

It was really great to learn about the workshop and why we are connecting although I am still unclear about the practice of working within the 3 lines.  The entire course and meeting everyone on zoom was really wonderful- Thank you Julian!

[Ken]

unity consciousness.

[Paul]

First, a huge thank-you to Julian and all the others who must have played roles in developing this program.

I was inspired by Julian’s very clear & heartfelt instruction and fund the simple illustrations worked well for me. I loved the practice workshop, it really helped solidify and make tangible what “doing the work” comprises and the immediate impact it produces. I feel home at last, after 50 years of drifting from one spiritual approach to another and I have huge confidence in both the teaching path and the teachers, who have walked ahead of us and clearly have our spiritual progress as their focus. I’m very humbled at your care!

I have learned a couple of unpleasant things about myself; several of my egoistic tendencies surfaced as I reflected on all we are learning and monitored my feelings more closely in various social settings. Lots to work on but I’m very committed & confident to push on.

I wish my fellow students to have a strong will to continue and to push through the inevitable doubts I’m sure our egos will throw at us. And that Kabbalah will make a very real and lasting impact on our views of reality, the Creator and our fellow souls on this planet.

 

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