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?

[Shiloh]

Reading the course materials especially Kabbalah for the student. Learning about Baal HaSulam was a complete game changer!

[Jay (Chaim S.)]

It was the marvelous instruction I received from Albert on how to apply the “as if” principle which gave me deeper understanding on how I might feel a greater connection to the Creator and the friends.

I hope to connect to more of the light found in Kabbalah.

[Calvin D. Scott]

My experience was finally having answers to some questions I have always felt or had some institution about that weren’t covered in philosophy,  religion, or psychology.  I expect to learn much more as I go deeper down the “rabbit hole”.

[gina]

My best experience from the previous course was finally learning what Kabbalah is and isn’t. I’m excited for this course because I want to learn how to practice Kabbalah.

[Gerrit]

The best experience was the sudden revelation of insight into how the creator/artist inserts his intentions and emotions in his work and desires to see the user enjoy his work and, through his work, discover his emotions and intentions. I could connect with this idea based on my own daily life.

[Jason Smith]

my experience with the previous course was tainted by the requirement to complete 100% of the course before being able to access other course materials. i guess it was a lesson in the lack of free will. i am hoping this course will explain more about where the mechanism for that degree of freedom resides.

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