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?

[martin]

All of it really, overall the switch from intellectual information to the more practical side. Quite the most scary part for me. Probably addresses my low self-esteem problems from the past. What will others think? What you see is what you get hopefully. The good parts will outweigh the grumpy old man syndrome is my initial plan.

[Boke]

My best experience from the previous cours was, under standing better the structures of live. How life appears to me and what my role is in the perceiving. I expect to learn more about Kabbalah. Feel more what my purpose in life is. Learn more how I can connect better to other humans. Feel their desires and see and feel their point in the heart.

[Martina]

Best thing was/is I hear and see kabbalistic principles now everywhere that I never knew where there.  When I read Torah or other sources, they now jump out to me.  Excited for more understanding in next course.

[MARTA PAGES ALARCON]

Hello friends and instructor,

I feel both anxiety and fear about getting involved in a Ten, though I know the time for me to enrol in a group is now. I feel I am still far from getting the foundations of the wisdom of Kabbalah, though I have been steadfast in my dedication to the previous courses. I still don’t have a clear knowledge about what a Partzuf means, and what do the head, the body and the tail mean. I am not feeling like talking, but listening and learning instead.

[Shadi]

I am very excited about this course and I expect to find answers to some of the questions on my mind

[Kai Andre Saue Skjelbred]

That life actually has a purpose and meaning

[Author]

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