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?

[Shmuley]

To understand we belong together and we all belong to God

[Ozie]

I’m not sure if it was my worst experience or my best experience; but, I learned just how huge and always present my ego is. I also see my self “calculating” solutions to problems based on that ego. I want to learn how to master and use the ego to better myself. I’m noticing I’m resisting the phrase “to rise”. Once you start watching this ego thing it gets a little annoying.

[afc]

Learning that much of our lives are not within our control.

[Jeff]

What resonated me the most from the previous course was the discussion on the path of pain/suffering vs. the path of light. I also like the idea of the collective soul and what that means for us as a global society and how we can use that information in order to bring us back into harmony with the creator. I’m hoping this course provides some practical teachings to help me walk the path of light and reach equivalence of form so that I can transform my own life into one of happiness and abundance and help others do the same.

[Delayne Mohammed]

I loved learning that some of the Kabbalah beliefs are similar to my Christian beliefs. I expect to learn more and to mirror the love I have for myself with the love I have for others. Though it may be difficult, I must learn to love others in a pure and just way because it is not only a Kabbalah experience but also a Christian commandment.

[Elliott]

I found the idea that the Creator conceals himself and that there is a reason that the Creator is so hard to sense. This knowledge was helpful and eye opening.

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