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?

[Wendi]

Part I of the course framed my earlier reading about Kabbalah by authors such as Gershom Scholem, Rabbi David Cooper, Moses Maimonides, and Will Parfitt in a totally unexpected way. I was enamored of all the descriptions and discussion of of G-d, the Etz Chaim, and the Sephirot, and missed entirely the underlying truth. We are designed entirely to receive. As mortals we struggle to exist in a competitive world, but there is the pathway of kabbalah to godliness to attain equivalence of form with the will of the Creator entirely to bestow. The incentive is to tone down our mortal pleasures and attain the higher and ineffable pleasure of bestowal.

Now I expect to learn and apply additional essential principles of thought and conduct to move toward equivalence of form.

[Margaret]

I think the biggest effect upon me was the realization that I can learn  so much just through observing Nature. It has been very humbling for me and I can’t wait to delve into Part II. Thank you again for the study materials.

[Anthony]

Loving the view..

[Talya Machuca]

The clarity of concepts and how to applied on daily basis.

 

I expected to gain more knowledge, now that I see that religion and Kabbala are 2 completely different paths.

[Tracey]

The first course made me feel excited about learning more. It feels like a whole new world can enfold before me.

[Christina]

Subjectively writing – finding that I felt affirmed that I was on the right path studying Kabbalah.

I hope to obtain a deeper understanding of the teachings and hope to feel more aware of my ego so that I ‘catch myself’ and adjust to a more altruistic outlook mentally and in deeds.

[Author]

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