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?

[David Bruce]

As I went through the lessons I experienced a change.  It used to be I would act egoisticly and sometimes I would catch myself and pause, and change my behavior…sometimes it would happen and I would beat myself up later for not catching it and pausing.   While taking the first course, the pause happened automatically…it just happened…and I was able to stop and change my behavior.  It’s like something happened via osmosis…just by taking the course.   I’m enjoying the deep topcis and great learning.

[Edward Onyango]

The last course was like a foundation and teaser for me. I expect to delve deeper and get more practical insights that I can apply immediately in my life, to lift me off from my apparent disillusion that is my present life.

[Assana Colubali]

Well, talking about the previous course, I would like to say that it is a game-changer.

[Anupam Sen Gupta]

We a part of a larger science that we shall discover as we discover our intent with clarity. The Creator and the Created. I expect to learn hands-on processes to implement the wisdom on Self. Thanks

[Philip Iyov Ecks]

My best experience from the first semester is that I am not alone in my desire to discover the true meaning of life. That there is a large community of people, most I have noticed are around my age, who deeply desire to become one with the creator and like me are looking for the methodology that can achieve this state of being. As I move forward in the study of Kabbalah I expect to see and learn and feel more of the same excitement I acquired from the first semester.

Shalom.

[Marita]

So many things started to make sense during the lessons in the previous course. It awakened me in a new and exciting way, and I can’t wait to see what’s next! I expect to gain deeper knowledge and advice on how to integrate everything into my everyday life.

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