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?

[Israel]

The concept of equivalence of form is what inspired me the most. In the process, I have learned that I am an egoist person and my ego is there purposely that it is the one that helps me ascend spiritually at last. I wish my friends ascend spiritually using the three basic things in kabbalah which are books, teachers and groups.

[Rowland]

I wish above all that each finds his sparks and develops it to draw nearer to his creator that will unify his community of people and unite into one harmonious unit of equivalence of form.

[Natalie Steenbok]

Hello to my fellow students,

I wish this spark that has ignited here, will truly be connected not only by us, but as we intentionally

walk in this state and encourage others to begin here as well. May we will all move towards uniting in a greater flame.

All the best and  keep receiving.

This path has been sooooo enlightening to say the least. Thank you so much.

Best wishes

[Peter]

I wish for my fellow students to find what each is seeking. To find it, and to know that they have found it.

[Michael]

What I will take with me for the rest of the day more than anything else was the quote from Baal HaSulam from Completion of the Zohar stating that the Creator does not think about himself and one who does will never reach Equivalence of Form. I deeply desire to be in a state where I am not dwelling on myself because it makes my chest hurt when I do. I will try to put myself in situations that force my attention beyond myself. Though it seems impossible not to be self-conscious.

[Anna]

What most inspired me is learning that there is a clear path to the Creator.

I have learned that it’s really not too hard to be in this world, but not of it, since the pleasures of the upper world are much better than what we can get from the lower world.

I wish for my fellow students to continue on the path to the Creator.

[Author]

Replies