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?

[Gates Samaniego]

Best experience was reading the thoughtful replies to my questions. I hope to continue my understanding.

[Sheila]

My best experience was applying what I learned and resisting the will to receive for the myself alone by using the holidays, increased obligations, a medical issue or a sudden-death in the family as the reason to seek comfort for myself only instead of completing my homework.

Instead I imagined that the group was depending on me to do my part and while it was only complete at the very last minute,  I did finish Course one.

I’m already behind in Course Two for the same reasons, but I resist the desire to give up or give in and plug along as I can. So I expect Course 2 will help me clarify why so much is confronting me,  seemingly out of the blue, after I signed up for this course.

[Zdravko]

My best experience is the understanding of the path we have to take, the knowledge or the enlightenment  how to take it properly is what I expect from this course.

[Lourdes]

I am grateful for the shift in perception. The understanding of Creator from a logical/scientific perspective, which differs from the understanding of Creator as an (unstable) emotional being- like man.

I hope to fully understand and apply the wisdom of Kabbalah to transform my life in such a way that all that I experience and create in this lifetime is aligned with the purpose of my creation.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Lourdes.

[Steve]

I am seeking the root of understanding. The unadulterated truth that so much else has been built upon.

[Wilson]

I expect to progress a little further in the journey of attainment.

The best experience from the previous course was the understanding of the drop in spirituality, whenever that happens.

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