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?

[BEN]

what inspired me and what I learned- that my “blindness” with God from religion is not a sad state. I always felt sad because I had no personal relationship with this God up there. I just totally did not understand religion. Now i am inspired because i realize that there are stages and it is through how one is with the community that one can slowly get out of the concealment

wish for fellow – i hope that through our intentions we can remove more of the concealment and be able to share with the others

 

[Anthon]

What inspired me most is the depth of knowledge and how complicated it is but the teacher is explaining it patiently. Thank  you very much to all KabU team, especially Tony Kosinec.

[Esther]

What’s inspiring is the teachers being able to explain these esoteric complicated concepts with all the new confusing language in a way that makes sense by relating it to our common experiences and current events.  There’s a lot to understand and I know the knowledge will penetrate deeper with time.  The idea of the screen reflecting light back and that’s what we see and the analogy with how we perceive color was inspiring.

I’ve learned that I often feel I have to justify my actions as a reaction to feeling the will to receive operating in me.  I hope we all learn to appreciate life and each other

[Felix Hernandez]

What inspires me the most is the sheer profundity of Kabbalah. Many areas of life begin to make more sense. I look forward to learning more.

[Helen]

1. The creator’s way is perfect, and I need to have deep respect for the king of the universe.

2- There is nothing wrong with me, and I am happy that I don’t need to push myself to fit in as a “normal” person anymore.

3- Faith!

[Jan Koons]

What inspired me the most? Tony.

What a wonderful way you have to explain the difficult, at times, logic and keep us waiting for the next video.  The material was mindblowing in how detailed the process is.

I have learned about myself in the process?  It is harder to get there alone or with others who don’t have the same desire or intention.  I am also learning patience for the steps to oneness and the reason for them.

For all students of Tony’s I wish you love and light.

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