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?

[edgerrin]

i better understood my relationship to reality, and i expect to dive deeper into the nature of that relationship.

[Seraphim]

Every day I am being continually astonished and astounded by the beauty and wisdom of this system. There are only a few other complete metaphysical systems that I have learned in my 40 years of studying philosophy, religion, and mysticism that even come close to matching the comprehensiveness, coherence, and cogency of Bnei Baruch’s approach to the Sophia Perennis.

Just glancing at the reading material and the Kabbalistic texts – and getting a sneak-peak of the vast mountain ranges of knowledge and wisdom that are ahead of me on this road – I want to fall on my knees in deep and humble gratitude to you, Rav Laitman, Rabash, Baal HaSulam (and all his previous incarnations) and especially to our beneficent, all-merciful, compassionate, and generous Creator for creating me to be alive here, and in this place, and to be a person with a Will-to-Receive, which desires to learn these mysteries with other friends who share the same point in the heart.

[ARD51306]

The connection to quantum physics.  I’m excited to continue the journey!

[Rachel]

from course 1 , i now understand i am created as the will to recieve. the creator and nature are one and his purpose for the creation of man is the will to bestow.

[Loralee]

One of the best concepts from the previous course was learning about the “point in the heart”, and all that follows from this.

[Rune T. A.]

This is the 3rd. time I do Kabbalah Revealed. I came across KabU in december last year and I have definetly improved my feeling and attitude towards Life and This World. The feeling I get from pulling in The Surrounding Light is VERY fullfilling. It´s odd that we can get so used to being “out of tune”, that the feeling of being “in tune” can become a stranger to us (asuming that I am not alone in this).

[Author]

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