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Kabbalah Revealed I and II are absolutely amazing. Before week 1 I thought I had a deep understanding of my life and what I’m doing here. At the end of week 10, I had a totally different perspective. I learned and internalized all the information I could absorb, but now I need to understand how I can put this all together and how to make it work.
” “Love your friend as yourself” is the door to the spiritual world ” and “There is no one else apart from him”, both continue coming back to my mind at all times.
Now I have to find a way to implement all this knowledge.
I hope the point in my heart grows so that I can fulfill my purpose in life.
“There is none else besides Him” enlightened me, it moved me from one reality to another, and all the sudden many of questions got answered. This was my best experience.
In this course, my expectation is to absorb more wisdom to help me align and be in harmony with the single force of love and bestowal, our Creator.
From the previous 2 courses:-  that kabbalah is the receiving of G-ds wisdom, that we are in a set system, and all we can do is change our way of looking at things. So we know all is pre-ordained, and our free-will relates to changing our understanding , so we can see the roots from which our experience has come, and welcome it as a chance to move up in spiritual understanding.
In this course :-  To understand Kabbalah as a science, so I can experiment with what I experience when I change my perspective. I am really looking forward to learning how to pray effectively.
From the previous courses I learned a lot of new insights. It was also very fun to do and each time I was anxious to proceed with the next lesson. All the things I learned resonate with me and it felt like coming home. It gave me a lot peace and confidence that this is the path for me. For the coming course I expect the same experience but on top of that I hope to learn more practicalities how I can apply an integrate Kabalah in my day to day life; also I hope to be more connected to my fellow students.
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