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.

• This topic was modified hace 1 mes, 2 semanas by Dani Polovets.

[Susan Loehe]

Hi

I am here to further understand the beauty of infinite transformation.

[Niklas]

Hi, my name is Niklas.

Since the beginning of 2021 I have been engaged in spiritual practices. For the first couple of months, I was practicing classical breath meditation. Gradually, I was drawn more and more to Christian Mysticism. Therefore, for the past couple of months, I have been practicing Christian Mysticism. There, I heard about the Kabbalah, but the Spirit World told me that I am not yet ready for this study. Now, the day has finally come.

During the past year I quit my day job, quit my apartment and sold most of my furniture.

First, I did my best to serve the Spirit World. Eventually, they referred me to my soul and I have been serving that for a while. My soul, eventually, lead me to God and to the teachings of Kabbalah.

I am very devoted to this path. However, since it is so tremendously challenging at times, God apparently also wants me to know how to serve Him better and why he asks of me what He does.

Thank you so much for offering this course.

[Diane]

Hi my name is Diane, I am scottish but live in Germany more than 30 years. I have resently started meditation and yoga and I suppose one thing just led to another til I came on the Kabbalah. I have anready watched a few you tube videos from Kabbalahinfo and want to learn more.

[Rolinda Hodson]

I’d like to be prepared when my granddaughter asks the challenging questions.

[Rolinda Hodson]

I’m a new grandmother, and I want to be prepared to answer my granddaughter’s queries. I have been trying to study kabbalah without a teacher for about ten years, and it is very difficult to progress. What I have learned surprises me because my Jewish mother seemed to have some deep insight into kabbalah, which continues to amaze me. Also, I’d like to better understand a vision I had when I was about 4; I’m hoping there are answers here.

[Bartosz Prokopowicz]

Hello

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