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?

[Ricardo]

I pray that everyone is well.

What inspired me most in this course so far is the understanding that the work is not about changing external situations, but about refining how I perceive and relate to them. The idea that the Light is constant, and that what changes is my ability to receive it through awareness and intention, has been a shift for me.

Through this process, I’ve learned that my desires are not something to eliminate, but something to better understand and work with. I can see how often I move automatically, and how much power there is in simply pausing, observing, and choosing how I respond. That alone has already begun to change how I relate with things.

What I wish for everyone here is that we continue to grow in awareness and sincerity in our work, and that we support one another in staying present and intentional. Even small shifts in how we perceive and respond can have a real impact, and together those sparks can grow into something much greater.

[yinehidy]

I learned that at the end everything is going to be ok. I wish for my classmates and me to always be aware of the Path of Light.

[Alexia]

I have learned to listen more intently to the voice of the creator within my spark, just by virtue of pondering the various ideas that were shown and discussed during the first semester, like the concept of total reality around us being something very different than the limited reality we perceive through our five senses and the program inside of us that interprets it, like developing a screen where even receiving becomes a form of bestowal. I have often felt that how one receives a gift is an art form. The idea to make the giver feel seen and appreciated is such an important way of giving back. I am trying more and more to see humanity in everyone and be present with any one person I come in contact with. And very importantly, the hardest part, is trying to retrain my thought process from when I notice it is filled with fears and insecurities and negativity, to its opposite – to bestow upon myself the love and light and in that form be able to bestow upon others.

[ERICK]

I would wish that our work is to remain focused on our main goal, wich is reaching a complete connection with one another

[Michael]

The value of determined introspection as a means to more fully connect with those around me.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by Michael.

[Prema]

The power of the collective spirit inspired me.

 

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