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?

[Niki]

The scientific approach, the teachers’ clear explanations and the inspirational articles really resonate within me.  I am also deeply moved as I read certain passages of the books… they really help!

I’ve been searching for answers all of my life and was never quite satisfied, I could feel that something was always missing or wrong.  Kabbalah helps me connect the dots.  I realise that I need to study more and more from the heart and I think I’ starting to have a better understanding of how the Creator is always there to support all of his creatures and creation.  For now the teachings of Kabbalah is inspiring me to pay more attention to our will to receive and the will to bestow and I realise that correction is fundamental.  These are new concepts for me.

I’m grateful for having found KabU and being connected to such a spiritual environment and community.

Thanks to everyone!

May we all contribute to the spiritual growth of each other.

 

 

[Marcin]

I’m inspired and confused. I feel strong desire to follow the teaching of Kabbalah and I feel lost in immense of new terms, definitions and meaning of words. The most chalenging is to follow the inner perception and feelings intead of intelectual knowledge.

I wish for all the students to ingnite the spark in the heart and let the light to shine out from inside ourselves.

[Etienne Fourie]

1. I am inspired by the law of equal form.  I just want to be “corrected” in all 125 steps and achieve this in each step. I want to be connected with all like souls and together with our creator, all as one.
2. I have learned that through Kabbalah the above is possible. Not by spiritualism, or religion but by reading the kabbalah text and applying the science of the Kabbalah.  I am trilled about this.
3. I wish for every student the same as I wish for my self.  To reach the quality of bestowal, equal in form with the creator and we can all love each other as we love ourselves.  May we be all connected in this love as one and as one with our Creator.

Thank you so much for this opportunity to do these courses through your bestowal.

[Maria]

What most inspired me in the course?
a)The hidden wisdom.[Too much light can blind us];[The light is exposed in degrees or levels].

b) The understanding of the thought of creation Phase 4 (Behina Dalet): The decision of the creature to receive all the pleasure that the Creator wants to give it, due to understanding that this is what was intended for it in the beginning.

c) The equivalence of form as soon as we develop it ; we will immediately feel that there is no place vacant of Him, but that ‘The whole world is filled by His glory.

What have I learned about myself in the process
a) That I have been always worthy of receiving; allow myself to receive now that I now that that is the intention of creation.

b) That my seeking for the creator have been egoistic and not altruistic.

c) Pay attention to my intention in every action by asking myself the following question: “Why am I doing what I’m doing? What is my intention?”

What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?
Finding the truth, connecting to others unconditionally and experiencing the truth

[Arabela Dias]

I was inspired by many new concepts…but the most important is the conection with others through the point in the heart.

[Robert Howlett]

<p style=”text-align: center;”>What most inspired me most, when taking this course, is how much I got out of taking this course again. I connected to the material at a deeper level and have been able to put what I have learnt into practice at a deeper level. This has changed the way that I interact with people around me, as well as animals. I have had conversations with people that I have passed on many previous occasions without a word shared between us. I have become more confident and am more content within my environment, deliberately looking for the positive in people and looking to develop a connection to others around me, where in the past. I might have barely noticed others around me, whilst going about daily tasks.</p>
What I have learnt this time, is just how deeply the connection between my environment and myself.

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