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Hello.
This is a practical question and not one for the studies. Â I noticed that above in the header of any page during the 5 week course there is a bar that counts the steps that I have completed. Â As of this writing I am 46 of 62. I am assuming and this could be wrong, that after the 5 week course that I would have made it all the way to 62. Â I thought that IÂ followed each direction as it was given and didn’t skip over anything. Â Am I missing something? Â I am ready to take the next step in the course. Â Thank you
What inspired me the most in this course?Â
I have to say the instructors were the ones who inspired me the most.  The clarity of the teachings they offered  was insightful to my heart.  The patience, thoroughness and inclusion with those who had questions was impressive. It’s important to me to have the ones who are doing the talk to also walk the walk so to speak.
What have I learned about myself in the process?
I am learning how much I try to intellectualize the teachings and how much work it’s going to take to move things to instead take in the instructions with my heart.
What do I wish for my fellow students in their spiritual development?Â
My wish for my fellow students is to stay with it.  It’s important to be in constant touch with your intention of the desire to learn Kabbalah.  After the fifth week of study I found myself on overwhelm with so much information to process.  Questioning myself about what would happen if I could not understand the information fully.  All in all I have to trust the Creator in my process and the only real thing I could do is to go back to feel what my intention was and still is to do the work.
I believe that I was born into this world with a script that is playing out to be my whole life.  Almost everything that I played at or experienced as a child I lived to work at or experience again as an adult.  It was like  as a child I was practicing what I was going to do later on in my life. This tells me that there is a greater force at work around me to have things or situations set up to occur again.
