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?

[Peter]

My best experience was noticing that a transition has begin within me. The rules of Kabbalah that rang true and that I understood and accepted through reason and logic are now being transitioned into a different form of understanding. I now look upon certain things NOT as a thing but as a force behind a thing. Initially I understood one of the rules of Kabbalah, “General and particular are equal,” through reason, using logic I concurred in my mind with that rule. Eventually, the understanding turned from units of reason to units of force, and I felt the meaning of this rule as the potential power/force it carries in its truth.

[LORI]

My best experience is finding out I’m not crazy or alone in the things I have been feeling, sensing and questioning about my spiritual growth and in my connection to G-d. The information has equipped me with tools to move in a direction, that I believe, will allow me to fulfill my purpose of existence.

[Amy W]

Also very interested in learning more…I am struggling a bit with the idea that the Creator “wants” something from humanity. I’d find this concept easier if it seemed more like some sort of natural law, rather than assigning emotions to the Creator that are similar to human emotions.

[Enrique Rojas]

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[Philip Iyov Ecks]

I really enjoyed the first two semesters of Kabbalahrevealed, as it has offered a foundation in knowledge and provided the tools necessary to begin deeper study into Kabbalah. I expect that this course will continue to develop and deepen my experience with Kabbalah study. For me these studies represent a methodology for working in spirituality as I endeavor to achieve equivalence of form with the G-d.

Shalom

[Sheree]

The previous course gave me perspective and I enjoyed the interactivity of the lessons.  I expect to receive tools to carry out what Kabbalah teaches for us individually and collectively.

 

[Author]

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