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?

[Smith]

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

We are taking the course as a family after our Saturday Torah study.  I enjoyed taking the course with my family.  I enjoy seeing them learn and having conversations about what we have learned.  I like how Kabbalah Revealed linked the abstract forces studied within the course to the Torah.

[Lorie]

My biggest experience with the previous courses is realising through listening to videos, reading and rereading texts, that learning Kabbalah is iterative like in a spiral concepts and notions are presented in different ways and suddenly I “feel”  with my body or my heart rather than my intellect ( as it has been explained) that I grasped something  on a different level. It is like a recognition.

My expectations with this new course is to start learning how to implement this knowledge in a practical way in my life. Start correcting my intentions and share and learn with like minded people in the community

[Sun]

Fascinating introduction but my head is spinning a little. It is not the kabbalah I expected. So I am dropping my expectations. It sounds like we will be doing group bonding activities and developing a sense of community.

[Marnie]

My best experiences so far have been the Zoom calls and connecting with other members.  I look forward to learning the practical ways we can connect to the Creator and others.

[Chrissy]

Realizing that my spiritual growth is intricately linked to the connections we share, and we flourish in an environment of collective love and understanding, grounded in the principle of “loving your neighbor as yourself,” guided by our heartfelt intentions.

I desire to embrace the teachings of Kabbalah, to truly embody the principles in my life, and to cultivate a deeper connection with its wisdom.

[nat]

seeing what is this all about, the message is simple but these kabbalists like to around the bush

[Author]

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