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?

[Verena]

The past course was inspiring in that some of the theory seemed to become more „hands on“. The section on real prayer was very inspiring. For this course, I hope to learn some of the theory into practice in order to understand more about the one force, and how to work with it.

[Renata Klem]

The course inspired me to feel as one with the group and to understand that everything I see in others are my own internal qualities. The point in my heart, when joined with the point in the hearts of the group members, will lead us to ascend to the upper worlds much faster than if I tried to do this alone.

[Deborah Joplin]

My best experience was attaining a more enhanced view of the Collective Soul–internality vs externality. I am growing in my perspective that those who oppose me, are ultimately also “me.”

I appreciate that Kabbalah teaches the responsibility of Servant Leadership. I am a teacher, I have always known this concept. It is a high and worthwhile endeavor to attain the Wisdom of Kabbalah and to contribute to the ascension of the Collective Soul! Lead us on!

[Elena]

I  appreciated some of the specific examples of the 10th process and the steps to potentially reach the upper world.

[Branden]

My best experience from the previous course was seeing the grand vision of how humanity needs the wisdom of kabbalah. Also, learning about the practical side of it, specifically how we should not mix the spiritual with the worldly but should still engage normally with the world. It lifted preconceptions I had about the relationship between these areas of life. I’m excited about getting closer to joining a group.

[Marita]

The previous course gave me a lot to absorb, and the best part was getting more in depth with the wisdom and towards its more practical dimensions. I feel a strong (and growing) pull towards connection, and I’m looking forward to getting into a ten, although I am also nervous and anxious about it, too. Based on the discussions in the previous course it seems I am not alone with my somewhat worried feelings, which is comforting. I guess it also has to do with the importance of all of this – it wouldn’t make me feel nervous if it didn’t matter. I am just really thankful that KabU exists, and every one of you are here.

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