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?

[Sarah]

This course is about preparing us to change our nature, and it seems to me something which will be challenging, inevitably, since we will be facing our egos.  It has been helpful on this last set of modules to begin to feel prepared, and with at least some strategies for working in the group.

The picture painted of what is possible is inspiring:- to move into experience of the spiritual world, & to find within the structure of the group, the place where we have free choice.  I imagine this as a real test from G-D !   And above all,inspiring to have a tiny part in Tikun Olam.

For my fellows on the path, I say : Lets come & taste !

[anatoly]

I learned that we need to connect in order to grow and move forward

[Cristie]

I have learned that there is a push and pull at play and that I need to continue to desire to connect, grow and learn in all aspects of my life in order to be more like the Creator. I’ve learned that realizing that the ego and it’s desires need to be turned down and to focus on developing that second habit of doing the things that will allow for that connection and growth. This has been a true pleasure to learn.

[Bongani]

I found it intriguing to realize the limited control I have over all aspects of my life, except the choice to continue to connect. This revelation is particularly significant as we are born on different continents and inherit genetic traits, which we might not have chosen if given the option.

[Rosie]

Before I started studying, learning and absorbing Kabbalah I was in a spiritual dark hole, all by myself. I’m not there anymore.

The biggest inspirational experience is to find out, not only am I not meant to be alone on this journey, but that it’s required to connect with others. It may look like such a basic thing for someone who’s kabbalah experience spans many years. But to someone who first realizes this, it’s quite a profound experience.

My prayer for my fellow students…continue to “connect.” It’s a wonderful place to be when you get outside yourself. And to encourage them all to continue to help spread the Light.

I’m so grateful to you all – fellow students, instructors, (those behind the scenes helping to make this all possible), for being here with me during this journey.

I am profoundly thankful…

 

[Kathy]

I learned that  instead of needing to embark on my spiritual journey alone, as an individual, it is quite the opposite.  The group is essential.

I would wish for my fellow students to be fulfilled, with the equivalence of form with the Creator.  With the cooperation and unity, we all become Light workers.

 

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