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?

[Loyda]

Many people including me go around parroting that we are all one. But do we understand what that means? I certainly did not. I am not sure I have quite grasped it yet. I am sure it is a peeling_an_onion like concept, one that we.understand further as we go on. However, the course was very good at getting me closer to understanding. Also, the how to change the world lesson was life changing.

[Tammy Ardoin]

It helped me realize how everything I have been taught was lacking TRUTH, and I look forward to learning more of what to do to help the whole and putting that into action!

[victoriabb12]

It helped me see the nature of receiving in numerous aspects of our human form.

I would like to know how to practice what we’ve learned.

[Jazmir]

I really like the course it was very open minded

[Inbar]

I learned about the concepts and goal of Kabbalah and I expect to learn some practices that will help me start to work with the perspective of “love thy neighbor as thyself”

[Leyah Lynette Evol]

Shalom Inbar,

I’m a compassionate empath, very loving and caring, never wanted to hurt anyone’s feelings because I held the belief that Love conquers all.  But I came to learn that truth is an important element of loving those we love.  Truth spoken lovingly leads to harmony.  Unfortunately, the truth sometimes hurts.  Blessings, Love, and Light.

[Steve Miley]

The last course, I believe I attained a good working knowledge of the basic terminologies and ideas of the wisdom of Kabbalah. Then began to understand the all importance and interconnectivity of us all and now I am looking forward to deepening that knowledge, and putting that knowledge into use.

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