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?

[Robert Levine]

I am learning to discern my intention in my decisions and interactions.

[Demilew Almaw]

I like to dig the universal secrets.or hidden things.

[Ben]

Growing up in a Christian house whole my depiction of The Creator is more of a loving Father figure who can be bribed through my prayers. Studying the wisdom of Kabbalah, I’ve learned that the Creator does not change and cannot change, rather, it is us humans who need to change in accordance to His Will…During the course of this course I’ve also learned that my mere existence is a desire to receive pleasure for my own sake (egoism) which is the opposite of the Creator’s very nature to bestow…I hope every one of us finds our way back to our truest essence to be like Him.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Ben.

[Luz]

First, I want to say THANK YOU to the amazing talent to all these souls in KabU for their skills and knowledge that the Creator engraved in each of you as teachers.  I am very grateful. B’H’

Q/A

1. That to be in a group and in UNITY  is one step in a right direction to be closest to the Creator.

2. That I am not an island all by myself.

3. That we all as ONE do our corrections and awakening the point in our ❤️’s.

[Eliyah]

Great way to depict the world/universe/nature. We have nothing to offer the Creator other than to accept His endless gifts with gratitude, understand His eternal kindness and explore His higher worlds. We do this in this world (Assiya) by studying, emulating His ways and following His instructions, especially to treat your fellow man the way you want to be treated (bestowal) and to suppress our inherent selfishness (ego/evil inclination). I wish everyone the best in elevating their souls-it appears to be a long, tough journey to overcome what is innate in each and everyone of us and to reveal what has been deliberately hidden from our limited resources/senses. I think Kabu offers everyone a path to grasping this hidden reality which is not easily accessible in other places.

[Sheree]

What inspired me in this course was the thoughtful explanation of the material.  It was easy to follow and inspired more questions and desire to discover more on the subject of my spiritual development.  I have learned that I can and should look to my own intentions behind my actions and see the egoistic tone.  I wish to develop an intention that is truly in line with the Creator and not my own misguided efforts.  I wish for all to come to the knowledge of the Creator and his will for us, his creation, and that we align our will toward his goodness for all.

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