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?

[Zhenia]

The best experience is to start to get systematic knowledge about the spiritual world.

[KatieBug]

connecting dots and starting to feel the oneness that is being discussed. my experience when taking the course was enlightening.

[Bonnie A. Bus]

This point in the hart. Being aware of the unknown and that it could help us becoming more friendly, altruistic  and less egoistic, without loosing the will to receive, but gaining the will to to bestow.

I always thought that I had to give up my desires to be less egoistic, but that’s not what Kabalah is about. It is about tuning in in the feeling to learn to bestow and then you naturally can give up your egoism. It is about that process.

[Gelaye Gudisa]

In the Kabbalah revealed one I understand human nature and spiritual world is a world of desire, having a desire to know the creator the beginning of a spiritual journey.

[Leo]

Attaching to their peoples desires. I want to start working with the methodology by connecting to other students!

[katy]

I would say the best part of the last course was actually the requirement to “unlearn.” Having previously held understandings torn down, dismantled, and handed back nearly unrecognizable was a strange kind of refreshment. I’m hoping to go much deeper in this course and would like to feel more connected soon to actual lifestyle changes as a result. Currently this still feels like a subject of study, and not as much a way of life for me. My perceptions have certainly changed, and I can tell I am farther along than I was- just maybe not in a specified measurable way. Perhaps this next course will clarify my own position on the ladder

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