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]

I expect to finally build the masach and a little less of my egoism.

[Steve]

Remembering that God is a light drawing us closer, and does this by bestowing unlimited love, making every physical step, every thought, every action, clearer.  A Light unto my Feet.

Knowing this allows me to trust and by trusting the next step is in Her hands I can be in the moment, no cares for the future, no regrets in the past.

[Leila Havran]

My best experience from Kabbalah Revealed 1 & 2?

It wasn’t just one moment. It was the slow unfolding. The realization that the teachings weren’t something to understand but something to become. That the words weren’t pointing to knowledge but to transformation. And most of all, the feeling of connection. Not as an idea, but as something real, something alive between us.

What do I expect from Kabbalah in Action?

To take a step further. To move from understanding to embodiment. To see what happens when these teachings are not just studied but lived daily. When they shape not only how I think but how I meet the world, how I meet others, how I meet myself. More than anything, I hope to deepen the experience of unity. Not as something we reach for, but as something that is already here, waiting for us to step into it.

[Akosua Marie]

I enjoyed re-visiting the verse: “Love thy neighbour like thyself”. It also reminded me how important it is to love myself first. In this course, I am looking forward to have more of my questions answered and also, I am eager to learn how to practice this science in my everyday life.

• This reply was modified 12 months ago by Akosua Marie.

[Sandie]

That we are on this spiritual journey together, at different levels of revelation/concealment and because of this we can learn from each other and be lifted by each other. I am looking forward to putting the theory into practice and forming connections within our groups.

[Mark]

I have had this strange tingling sensation in my head when I have been fully focused on the content of the course, which was a great experience. I don’t know what it means, though.

I am expecting more practical tips on how to connect and put this knowledge into practice.

 

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