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

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

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

[jul]

looking forward to put what was learn in practice

[malcolm]

It was an inspiring influence when watching Rav Michael Laitman’s “The Kabbalistic Allogory of the Guest  and Host” – Kabbolah Explained Simply, shown this evening.  Would we be given a participant list of persons whom we might be welcoming as friends and partners in these next week discussions?

[Charles]

The change I feel the most from the previous lessons is that I feel ‘freed’ from my own expectation of myself, of the world around me. I feel that I can take life more openly, which may help me connect to the Creator through the people and everything around me more freely. I understand I still expect things, but now I certainly would not feel the need to force it. Just do the best and act according to what is given (to learn).

[Nicole]

That these tools are helping me humbly refine myself continuously, often in real time, so that I can be worthy of sharing His Light with all who cross my path, and I am eternally grateful for that:)

[Larisa]

I think I (we) have already prepared my great DESIRE, my Kli to learn the practical part of Kabbala: tools and practices. I really want to start applying them in everyday life.

[madelainne]

I thought I knew alot about myself and others however I see since starting Kabu that there is more to

learn and to bestow in a deeper way than I was. I have had so many incites and sometimes it has been very painful and sometime exhilarating. I want to learn to walk more on the middle way. I have been a passionate person all my life and intense and so my experiences have been the same. Now I am learning something new and it’s exciting And sometime I feel lost. I have had a specific focus in my life and career and now it’s making a shift like I’m in new territory, a new journey.

[Author]

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