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?

[Paolo]

The seek for the equivalence of form is an inspiration to go further on the spiritual path. I wish everyone to persevere on theirs.

[Molly]

I was inspired by the possibility that maybe if I was lucky & persistent…there was a chance I could finally meet/experience/understand the creator….or at least have hope of a meeting in the future.
I learned the process of pursuing the possibility of that meeting will be challenging and require my focused attention …it is not a part time pursuit.
I wish for my fellow students and I, that we all meet together, back where we started, within Adam Kadmon.

[Vince]

What inspired me was the fact that every action we take and ever open or closed door that appears in life is all from the creator. It made me aware when I’m out running errands and something doesn’t happen when I try to walk through that door that it means the creator has a different direction for me to pursue.

I learned about myself that I was in denial for a long time even though all the signs were there that the creator has been guiding my life even though from my youth I hated Him because I didn’t understand my sufferings from a very young age. I also learned that I am weak and can’t do anything without Him.

As for my fellow students I wish that when you go through something so painful to remember that the Creator is there with you and that he controls our thoughts and feelings. As I was brought to that point in such turmoil and He answered and I ended up here. He is always guiding and helping us even though He is concealed and hidden from us.

[Cinco Leone]

I was inspired by the idea that there is a creator that wants nothing but the best for all of us and that our perception of suffering is merely a misunderstanding of the creator’s intent. I have learned that my egoistic tendencies are the very things obstructing my ability to witness the true nature of reality and that I must attain a state of pure altruism in order to know the creator and the way things actually are. My wish for my fellow students is that we all swiftly attain the altruistic state needed to recognize the true nature of ourselves and our creator so that we can all feel a sense of complete fulfillment once and for all!

[Bradley]

The analogy of the table maker sparked a new understanding of how to come into contact with the creator.

[julia]

I was inspired by the thought of the constant light of light of the creator. I wish all students to find the spiritual world.

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