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?

[tristan]

My best experience in the last coarse was having a structured learning plan that allowed me to gain insight of the basics of kabbalah. Before I was jumping around with different material as I was trying to expand my knowledge of spiritual meaning. I was also able to get a better understanding of ego and how it has and still is playing a role in hindering my spiritual development. Becoming more self aware of my thoughts feelings and actions has helped me tremendously look in the mirror and focus on changing from within. I am now more conscious of my intentions behind my actions and behavior as I try to strengthen that point in the heart.

[Lora Vatalaro]

My best experience from the previous course was discovering a community of fellow students asking the same questions and seeking the same answers that I am.  What I expect from this course is to move toward a practical understanding of the principles we’ve been learning.

[Devorah Vidal]

The best experience was gaining hope in understanding what’s going on here.  I don’t really have an expectation for this course but am looking forward to learning more.

[John Luna]

Learning about bestowal and receiving. To receive to bestow. The path of light vs the path of suffering. Equivalency of form.

[Wiger Levering]

The previous course helped me understand that there are logical structures that can be understood instead of emphasizing that you only need to feel to experience the spiritual world. I am more the kind of person that needs to understand before I can allow myself to feel, so  . . . it feels like home coming.

[tristan]

Very well said

[Actingraphy]

The outcome of the previous course was to get to know how vital is to become like the creator in terms of our characteristic. I wish this part of the course help me prepare more to start applying the principles and lessons in action.

[Author]

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