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?

[Tony Kosinec- 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?

[Liz]

What most inspired me was a reconnection with the two forces – the gratitude of finding the beginning on the path back home. I learned that I misperceived a lack of faith and that in reality I had forgotten the beautiful nature of it all and that it is always there calling out to return. I remembered to forget about myself, my suffering and to see what I can do for others. I wish for all my fellow students to keep climbing the ladder, keep following their path and never again perceive any form of separation or suffering.

[Rebecca]

What blows my mind is that the creator has a reason for every situation we encounter. I have learned that one of my biggest challenges is to overcome impatience. I am working on it and wish for my fellow students to be mindful and work with their limitations.

[Daniela]

What most inspired me in this semester?

I could say that discovering Kabbalah through these lessons is being an exciting journey I loved to study  how we perceive our reality and the real cause of suffering. All the lessons opened my eyes but these two I think made an impact in my life.

What have I learned about myself in the process?

I learned that now I am able to get to know me better. I have been feeling for many years that I lived disconnected from myself and now I recognize that all situations happened for a reason and they came to help me do my tikun in this life,

What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?

I wish for my fellow students that they can discover their true meaning of life. I hope that they are able to have more self awareness and hear themselves more to be able to listen to their souls and that way discovering their Tikun in this Life.

[Judy]

It seems that if we truly, sincerely connect, ego-less, we can generate a force of power to cover all with love.

[Oliver]

What most inspired me this semester
The material this semester was familiar to me, but the structured review helped me stay connected to it in a more consistent way. That consistency itself was inspiring — it showed me how revisiting the basics with intention can bring them back into focus.

What I have learned about myself in the process
I learned how much regular attention affects my awareness in daily life. Even when the concepts aren’t new, returning to them helps me stay mindful of how I think and act, and reminds me that consistency is part of the inner work.

What I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development
I wish for my fellow students to keep their point in the heart present and active. And for anyone finding the path difficult, I wish them steady persistence and the ability to see their challenges through a Kabbalistic perspective, where the effort itself becomes part of the reward.

[Eugenio]

What most inspired me in the course? The course awakened the awareness of the Creator in me and around me at all times. That idea, for some reason, took on a whole new meaning and became real to such a degree, that it allowed me to see it as a reality. That awareness guided and inspired me in my daily life and as I read and watched the material.

What have I learned about myself in the process? I began to understand that I am actually a spark of the divine. I thought I understood this but now I feel it and focus much more intentionally on that very important principal.

What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development? If everyone else is more or less at my level of development in this course of understanding, my strongest wish is that each one of us starts with the belief that we are not the ego. We are divine souls united with the Creator. What we have yet to perceive is greater and greater perception as we learn the mechanics. That conviction motivates us as we navigate the course.

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