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what most inspired me?
this course was largely review. i suppose the perception of reality was most inspiring, although i discovered it first via other means than kabbalah.
what have i learned about myself?
the world view i derived from logic, science, and religions is essentially the same as kabbalistic teachings and to trust my intuition on the path.
what do i wish for fellow students?
to keep spirituality a priority and advance as far as one can in this lifetime.
What most inspired me in the course?
The idea that there is more to “reality” than we know based on our 5 senses and that we can use our intention to get closer to the Creator
What have I learned about myself in the process?
That I want to learn how to move away from being an egoist to more altruistic
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?
That we all grow together spiritually
What inspired me the most in this course?Â
I have to say the instructors were the ones who inspired me the most.  The clarity of the teachings they offered  was insightful to my heart.  The patience, thoroughness and inclusion with those who had questions was impressive. It’s important to me to have the ones who are doing the talk to also walk the walk so to speak.
What have I learned about myself in the process?
I am learning how much I try to intellectualize the teachings and how much work it’s going to take to move things to instead take in the instructions with my heart.
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?Â
My wish for my fellow students is to stay with it.  It’s important to be in constant touch with your intention of the desire to learn Kabbalah.  After the fifth week of study I found myself on overwhelm with so much information to process.  Questioning myself about what would happen if I could not understand the information fully.  All in all I have to trust the Creator in my process and the only real thing I could do is to go back to feel what my intention was and still is to do the work.
What most inspired me in the course?
The spiritual and authentic Kabbalah content, multimodal instruction, abundant opportunities to ask questions and receive thoughtful responses, and the organized way in which the complex science of Kabbalah was taught kept me inspired to learn more throughout the course. I’m very grateful to be a part of KabU.What have I learned about myself in the process?
I have learned that my thoughts and ego are intricately connected, and that to reach my greatest desire to know our Creator, I must study authentic Kabbalah texts, reflect often, and have faith that the light surrounds me, always, no matter what is going on in the world around me. While I have found great comfort in this new mindset, I feel somewhat disconnected from those around me who do not share the same desire to know our Creator.What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?
My wish for my fellow students is that they will continue the spiritual journey they have begun. I cannot think of anything more valuable in our existence than to know our Creator.What most inspired me in the course?
The concept that I can attain adhesion with the Creator by changing my intentions to mimic His.
What have I learned about myself in the process?
I am a hopeless egoist and even my most noble intentions are only to gratify myself.
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?
That we all grow together spiritually into a cohesive soul.
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