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?

[Lucky]

Previously I have learnt several other spiritualisms, however only in Kaballah I learnt spritualism in a more structured way and more “digestive”.

At this stage I believe I found the path to find the objective of life. Hope the other fellow student continue the journey to explore more about the fascinating Kaballah

[Gamelah]

It was great to realize that pulsing, nagging feeling in my chest had a name (the point in my heart) and that there was a solution. I learned how my ego causes me great pain and suffering and that suffering can be cured. I wish that my fellow students feel the sense of peace that I do while studying.

[Zachary Hanlon]

I have gained a much more structured understanding of experiences I have had, and things I have felt. This wisdom has given color to my whole understanding of my past, present, and future.
One of the things I love about this teaching is how grounded and methodical it is. I find it refreshing in the way it has been presented- thank you for giving such beautiful light to such beautiful light.

[Kelly]

I have learned that I need to make loads of effort to not tend towards being a solitary learner. I need to learn to share with the group. I would like to say to my fellow students let’s not give up even if it feels like our heads might explode! I’m joking, sorta but anyway y’all, let’s stay the course!

[Inbar]

I loved the idea of equivalence of form and that all is good, all are hidden forms of bestowal.  I have learned about the distinction between self centered perception and perception or intention for the collective human spirit.  I wish for every student to begin to perceive the creator and to start to successfully make corrections or tikkun for our collective healing.

[carlos]

What inspired me the most was the precise definitions and well organized material, as everything makes sense. I do believe that there is an upper force pulling the strings, so that I can be here learning and evolve, and that is what I wish for my fellow students, to continue to evolve in their quest for spirituality. 🙂

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