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?

[Wilson]

My best experience from the previous course was the Q&A session with Julian.  I really enjoyed coming together with the other students and being able to interact with the instructor in real time.  I also learned even more through listening to the questions posed by other students.

From this course, I am hoping to learn more about the structure and function of a group of 10.  I am also excited for the upcoming workshop and to begin working in a group with other students.

[Yessica]

I was very touched by the concept of intentionality – and intention change every thing. I’m expecting to learn how to implement this concept when interacting with others.

[Alice]

My best experience was reading the group members’ sharing every day, which helped me discover my own thoughts and intention deep within my heart that I had never been aware of before. This prompted me to constantly scrutinize myself.
I and those around me are experiencing various seemingly unsolvable problems, and I hope that through this course, we can all live together in a natural and harmonious way.

[Olav]

My best experience from the previous course was to learn the importance of a Kabbalistic group. In this course I expect to learn how we do this work in a Minyan.

[Farzin]

I am remaining open. I have a few inklings and sparks lasting sometimes a fraction of a second. It is as if something profound is trying to communicate, but that’s so complex that I struggle to think about it structurally. When I try, I lose the grip. What irritates me is what needs correction. OMG! My workload is just piling up. I think that getting to know the concepts in Kabbalah is burning the bridges behind me. I don’t think there’s a turning back. I am really hopeful and expect that, moving forward, I’ll be able to have a more solid grasp of Kabbalah in action than of theory. There have been quite a few moments where I felt so hopeful and excited that I almost cried.

[Ange]

The last course really highlighted the importance of the group environment and my best experience was learning the inner work of mirroring and asking the question – what in me needs correction when I’m triggered by someone else.

This next course I expect to learn and understand why the group of 10 is important.

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