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?

[Dina]

What most inspired me in the course?

I was most inspired by the similarity between the beliefs that I held, before beginning this course, and that which I have learned throughout this semester. Many thoughts, feelings, and insights that I have had, have been explained in these past five weeks!

What have I learned about myself in the process?

I have learned of my purpose, and that is to reach Equivalence of Form with the (thought of) the Creator. I am beginning to comprehend, as Baal HaSulam states, the root of my soul. This is something that I have been (unknowingly) seeking, for my entire life.

What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?

I wish for my fellow students to also begin to comprehend the roots of their soul, as I am finally beginning to see in myself. I wish them peace, unconditional love, understanding, and the ability to share the wisdom that we are receiving from these courses, with others.

[Carina]

1. What most inspired me in the course?

What most inspired me was how Kabbalah offers practical tools to understand myself and the world around me. Learning about concepts like the Tree of Life and the flow of Divine energy(the interaction of the 4 phases of direct light with the 5 worlds and the 125 steps) helped me see my daily challenges in a new light. I was especially moved by the idea that every person has a unique purpose and that we can all contribute to the world’s healing and balance.”

2. What Have I Learned About Myself in the Process?

Through this course, I’ve learned that I am more capable of growth and transformation than I realized. I discovered that my reactions and emotions are not just random, but can be understood and elevated through Kabbalistic principles. I also realized how much I value connection—both with others and with the Divine—and how important it is to approach life with humility and openness.

3. What Do I Wish for My Fellow Students in Their Spiritual Development?

I wish for my fellow students that they continue to explore and deepen their understanding of Kabbalah, and that they find joy and meaning in their spiritual journey. May they experience personal growth, inner peace, and the fulfillment that comes from connecting with the wisdom of Kabbalah. I hope we can all support each other as we learn and grow together.

[Susan]

What most inspired me is how very little I knew about mankind and our purpose in this life. I’ve learned that I’m absolutely incapable of fixing anything, and that I’m totally dependent on the Creator for everything, which I find a deep comfort in knowing that I can trust and know that everything that happens in my life is good and has a purpose no matter the situation, good or evil. The Creator has a purpose that always ends with perfection. I wish for my fellow students to enjoy their lives and find complete fulfillment in knowing the love of the Creator through their studies in the wisdom of Kabbalah.

[Andrew Lawson]

1. The depth of understanding found in Kabbalah of every moment of time of our journey leading to this moment, as well as every moment of time in this moment.

2. How egotistical  I am 🙂

3. To truly feel connection with the creator, His joy in us and love for him.

 

[Paulanthony]

1.  What most inspired me in the course?

I enrolled on the course to learn more about the science of Kabbalah, how it relates to the world and my place within it.  I also like the thought that I can test the science rather than simply taking for granted what others have to say.

2.  What have I learned about myself in the process?

How little I know and understand of the world in which we all live.  So looking forward to learning more.

3.  What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?

My wish for my fellow students is that their point in the heart continues to develop and that they can find the strength to continue their studies.

[Marie]

What inspired me is the growth in the knowledge of the Creator and getting closer to Him.

Through set back in my routines I  learned that it is the work of the Creator to impart more pleasure in my life. So I  stop blaming myself for inconsistency, and accept the next  challenge.

Fo my fellow students I  wish continuous success on their ascent towards their love or  the Creator and to achieve equivalence of form.

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