What was my best experience from the previous course? What do I expect from this course?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

What was my best experience from the previous course? What do I expect from this course?

[Rebecca]

Every single week of the first semester I learned something new. I am beyond blessed to be on this path with you and so excited to continue adding to the knowledge and integrating it in my daily life.

[Daniela]

I am loving this course with all my heart. I think it is one of the best things I have done. I love Kabbalah and I enjoy every lesson, every video, every reading. I am much more aware of The Creator and I realize that I am much more aware of my existence and since this course began I am trying to elevate everything that I do in order to walk on the Creator path of Love.

[Liz]

The best experience from last semester is the connection with others and with creative forces guiding us on a path of growth and I expect this semester to continue to amplify connection and growth.

[Judy]

Each section of the first semester was enlightening, I am grateful to have been given a doorway into this path. I wish for all students to receive what they need.

[Oliver]

I found last semester beneficial as it kept the core principles present in my awareness, which has often been a challenge for me. I expect the course to continue in this manner.

[Jacob]

The teaching that I remember resonated most clearly with me was the story of the host and the supper he had prepared for his friend. I found it a very clear and beautiful way to express a way to live and generate intentions with an unselfish intent, aimed towards the good of others and the whole. I also related to the teaching of mitzvot, the way to strive to transform every day self-centered actions by finding the will of the Creator for us in each of them and which parts of those situations and actions that it’s our responsibility to work on and transform.

I expect in the coming course to build a deeper understanding and connection with the Bnei Baruch tradition and Kabbalah and to encounter more mitzvot opportunities through this work.

[Author]

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