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?

[Wilson]

I think the best experience was attending the Q&A sessions on Zoom.  I was able to attend two of these and felt a sense of community with the other students.  I also felt like I was able to relate to the instructors better in this interactive format.

As far as expectations for this course, I am hoping to continue to developing a better understanding of Kabbalah and, as much as possible, our Creator.

[Alice]

I discovered the point in my heart; I came to understand my ego, my intentions, and my pain.

[Steven]

The awareness of my egoistic nature, that which separates us from each other. I found a greater love in my heart than I have felt, but also many internal trials before that.

[Olav]

My best experience was that I felt more happiness; eager to start a new day – to discover more about my egoistic nature and reflect at the end of the day. I expect that this course will deepen my understanding of the relationship between me and the Creator.

[Yeabsera]

I just felt that yesterday, to get a ne chance to challenge my ego and be alturistic..hahah we´re living the same lives it seems

[Farzin]

Well. What I got from the previous course was that I cannot understand the root meaning of the branches in this dimension, no matter how many times I read the books and authentic resources. Unless I am being bestowed the capacity/ability to have a glimpse of the upper worlds and the roots there, I’ll get nowhere. I am a bit confused, but waiting  hopefully as things may unfold in future lessons.

[José-Carlos]

Hmm!? Giving myself the opportunity of trying again. And to keep learning and knowing there are people who are in the same search.

[Author]

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