Introduce yourself to your fellow students. Write a few words about yourself and about what you expect from the course.

[Seth – KabU Instructor]

Introduce yourself to your fellow students. Write a few words about yourself and about what you expect from the course.

[Dante Yigael]

Hi Seth,

My name is Danté. I expect to learn the proper approach to reading and understanding the Zohar.

All the best.

[Marla]

Hi My name is Marla and I am from Washington State. USA.  I am so excited to study the Zohar.  I expect to be enlightened and have Wisdom bestowed upon me.  Bring it on my dearest Instructors.  It is my honor and my duty to study.  Much love to my fellow classmates and instructors at KabU.

[Jennifer]

Hello,

 

Jennifer (JC) in Colorado.  I’ve known of the Zohar for some years.  In the past I had a few books on Kabbalah which I didn’t relate to and I now know that they were derivative works on the more material side (well, new agey stuff).  I want to understand authentic Kabbalah and the work of the Zohar.

[Cristina]

hello dear friends,

Here Cristina, a student of kabbalah. wishing you much love and awakening with a pure open heart

 

thank you Seth, you are transparent and a very special being, thank you brother Kabbalist!

[John Caton]

I’m John Caton. Before enrolling in KabU, I was engaged in finding and studying ancient religious writings. I was seeking to learn the origins of modern religious views. It was during that time that I learned of the Zohar. That discovery led to Kabbalah which I knew of, but knew nothing about. That led to KabU and 10 weeks of courses. I’m looking at the pathways ahead, certainly the Graduate Environment. But in looking at the other courses, I saw this one and remembered it was the discovery of Zohar that brought me here and I need to know more about it while I evaluate future paths.

[Zorica Kostadinovska]

Hi, I have no idea what to expect, I just know that, for some reason, I’m drawn to the Zohar

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