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?

[Petra Grajzl]

Hi, dear partners on the path. Can’t wait to become a member of 10.th. so that i can start to become to know the creator. I am listening to the lection every morning and can’t wait to work in the 10th between the lection on all topics and readings from the TES and others. Hugs, Petra

[Luz]

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

The explanation what it’s and not it’s Kabballah. It change my view of what I thought about  Who I am, what I am doing here and the  concept of religion and who is our Creator.

My expectation?  To learn how to applied all these concepts to real life to understand what I need to do to be spiritually in tune with our  Creator.

[James Earle]

You being able to learn while I am in front of a computer at work.

[Sheree]

My best experience from the previous course is the interactive lessons.  I hope to get a better understanding of how to develop myself spiritually in this life.

[Michael]

I’m grateful for the opportunity to learn about the Kabbalistic teachings and the previous course has helped me understand alot of things and also how to become a better person in life

I have hoping to learn more of the teachings on the next course and to broaden my knowledge of things, also to be able to help people who are searching for guidance.

[Ka Bubot]

The previous course defined who I truly am, why do I act this way; and that there is only One Power in this world and beyond except “The Creator”, there’s none else.

We fall in this “lowest” of the worlds to know that to have some form of corrections in order to be like the Creator again, to have the desire to be like Him again. I have learned that there is no free will in this world. The only free will we have is when we develop within us the true desire to be in equivalent form with Him.

I expect the succeeding course would give us the view on how to attain the goal of being in equivalence in form and the process of correcting ourselves to attain it.

 

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