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?

[David]

I expect to continue my journey of correction perhaps with additional focus throughout the days as to where to place my attention more effectively to assist in a “quickening.” In all my decades of metaphysical and spiritual studies, I find the terminologies and wisdom of authentic Kabbalah to represent a most complete picture of methodologies and ideas to awaken our development of equivalency of form with our Creator.

 

[Tove Jo]

Al corso precedente mi e piaciuto sapere che c e una strada ben preciso, correzione  per  l umanità rimettere questa mondo in ordine come previsto dal inizio della creazione.

Aspetto da questo corso di entrare piu profondo dentro per capire e sentire un cambiamento in me stessa e anche integrare con altri per poter fare qualcosa anche per altri  che vogliano migliorarsi e fare qualcosa per l altri.

[Purity K]

My best experience from the previous course was  learning about the absolute power “There Is None Else Besides Him” and that the root of suffering lies with the ego.

From this course, I expect to learn how to use the ego correctly and how to pray a prayer that the Creator will hear and answer.

[Abe Tapia]

A deeper understanding of the four spiritual worlds. I am  looking forward to the topic of prayer. Kabbalah is awesome 👌. Keep does lessons coming. We will succeed.

[Elma Powers]

Hello. To learn about Adam haRishon was shattered, the life of this world, and rebuilt it going up.

This world has alot of pain and suffering. I hope to learn the rules to find the Upper light.

[Kenneth Alexander]

I would have to say my favorite moment is (what I think) the realization that there isn’t any sort of “Anti-Creator” and that all “Evil” that appears in this world is the result of uncorrected egos. I grew up in a Christian home and always questioned the pragmatism of things like Hell and Satan. It seemed to me that human choice was more of a key factor, so discovering how Kabbalah reinforces that in a way really resonated in me.

I expect that this course will be a bit thicker than the previous ones, in terms of study and contemplation. I’m really going to need to discipline myself to making time for daily study, especially on my days off.

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