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?

[jill]

The best moments were the sudden moments of understanding after walking through a swamp of confusion.

I am keeping myself from looking ahead. I like to be surprised. It sounds a bit silly but I enjoy the suspense. It is like a cliff hanger.

[Ben]

To experience the stumbling block of my ego.

[Scott]

It’s difficult to name one best experience. The recommending readings along with the weekly Sunday Zoom meetings were some of my best experiences from the previous course. Reading and rereading “There Is None Else Beside Him” ranks very high. Learning to trust the Creator’s process, starting to identify with the common soul of Israel, and feeling hope about being in this world and where this leads.

My expectation for this course is to learn how to integrate the wisdom of Kabbalah into my daily life.

[D]

My best experience from the previous course was noticing how my perceptions have changed with no effort on my part.

My expectations of this course fit with the title of the course. I want to intentionally put the teachings into action.

[Juan Londono]

There is none else besides him, the screen, concealment and revelation.  The 4 stages of the development of the will to receive?   It’s hard to pick a favorite…  Practice with applying kabbalah concepts with others who have similar goals of spiritual attainment

[Seeker of Wisdom]

So many “ah hah” moments from the Kabbalah Revealed course. Had watched many of the videos from that course in the past but it all seemed to click recently. Hope to make connections with this course and use the tools we’ve acquired to bestow love onto others.

[Author]

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