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?

[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.

[LORI]

I have learned that when I ask myself what is my intention in my circumstances I am able to see the egoistic desires and this has been my inspiration to truly seek to comprehend the wisdom of Kabbalah for my life because I know these corrections must be done through my absolute surrender to G-D and His Perfect unity.

[Sharilyn]

I’m inspired by the videos and how the speakers breakdown the information into smaller pieces to make sure we students have a better grasp of the lessons.

I learned that I must not cease to exercise control over my thinking during my waking hours, and that I must continuously aspire to Equivalence of Form with the Creator.

I wish the same for my fellow students in their spiritual development in terms of right thinking and right focus with the goal of Equivalence of Form.

[Chris]

I wish that I can move towards opening to the feeling to receive

[Natu]

What inspired me most in the course is the understanding that we are not just individuals on our own spiritual journey, but part of a larger collective process of transformation. The idea that by connecting and uniting with others, we can amplify the spark within each of us into a greater light resonates deeply with me. It has shifted my perspective on the importance of community and mutual support in spiritual growth.

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