Introduce Yourself to Your Fellow Students

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

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

[Ilana]

Hi,
My name is ILANA (capitalized only for easier pronunciation). I am almost 66, a Polish/American, having been living for the last 8 years in the mountains of Costa Rica. I am entering the study of Kabbalah as a part of my Jewish journey ready to “unlearn” and to begin the process of correcting.

[Cris]

Hello everyone!

My name is Chris. I’m very happy for the opportunity to learn about the Kabbalah. 🙏🏻

[Babini]

My name is babini Kweyama from South Africa. I’m looking forward to learn kabbalah to answer all the questions I have about the meaning of life, purpose, and that point in the heart meaning 

[Luis]

Hello, I’m Luis, 55 yo, from Guadalajara, Mexico.

As I have read on the first teachings, I feel I’m stuck in a Darkness-Spark Awakens loop for nearly 10 years, maybe a little more.

I’ve tried several approaches to find answers. My expectation is that these teachings may be the key to settle and move forward.

[Danielle]

Hi I’m Danielle from Sacramento, California. I hope to learn as much as I can about Kabbalah and apply it to my life.

[Mim Maldonado]

Hi, My name is Miriam Maldonado from Albuquerque.  I heard a wonderful podcast about Kabbalah and am interested in learning more.

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