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.

[Roy]

I’m Roy from Nampa Idaho currently.  I took the introductory course a few years ago and lost connection as the class went to Israel for a conference.  I continued searching for an  intimate relation with the creator and it has brought me back to Kabbalah.  So I’m renewed and ready to continue.   I see it is a bit more centrally focused now and I’m excited to renew the relationship with Kabbalah.  “Love thy neighbor as thyself, the rest is commentary”

[victor livingson o]

Greetings! I’m Victor Livingson Osigwe from Port Harcourt Nigeria. I’m an aspiring mystic or, you can say, “a seeker of the greater light”. I’m a member of the Rosicrucian Order AMORC. I was inspired by my mentor, although,(transited into the great beyond) who was also a member of the Rosicrucian Order AMORC, a metaphysician, a kabbalist. He was to a level what a mystic should be like, because of the profound life he lived and his assistance to whoever that comes to him for metaphysical aid, and otherwise. Although, I wasn’t privileged to learn from him due my little age. But, I could remember what he told me that, “the Jewish kabbalah is the best way for anyone who seeks to be a great kabbalist”. It was on these records I started making researches on the right place to learn about kabbalah, and luckily i found myself in this wonderful group. So I will be happy to go deeper in my pursuit for a greater light, so that I may be empowered and infused with the cosmic wisdom and all that’s required for the greater illumination and services for the general good of humanity. Thanks and may the perfect Peace, love and light be for us all. Email; [email protected]

[Derrick Bryant]

I’m Derrick. I’m a school teacher by profession. I’m interested in learning about the science of everything.

[Rene]

Hallo everyone

My name is Rene Swanepoel and I am from South Africa.

I was born and raised Christian until I came across Rabbi Tovia Singer’s channel on YouTube about 10 years ago. I knew then and there that Christianity was idolworship and totally false.

That’s where our path with Judaism started. Everything went well and we learned so many new things every day. Then my husband was suddenly diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. He suffered tremendously until he passed away 17 months later.  Four days after that, my very healty father, passed away as well. It was because of the shock of my husband’s death. I was totally devastated, and heartbroken! I suffered a great deal after the loss and had to make a lot of changes in my life.

I “accidentally” came across David Ghiyam from Kabbalah Centre on Tik Tok and started listening to his teachings. I was so fascinated by him and his knowledge and although things started to make sense, I knew that I had a lot to learn, and was every eager, but where do I start?

Now, 11 months after my husband’s death, I found total peace. I know that everything the Creator does is for the good and everything He does is with a specific purpose. I still feel there are a lot of missing pieces.  People always say I shouldn’t take life so seriously, but I think a lot about life, what is the meaning, the purpose and the reason for pain and suffering. Why did certain things happen to me, the way it did? The Creator rewards and punishes according to measure for measure, so what is it that I should learn and change to live a full life and to inherit eternal life!

[Marco Soranno]

Greetings from Italy.

I am Marco and I have enjoyed studying Kabbalah for some time, being passionate about the Jewish world and culture. I am very happy to begin this path of spiritual formation. It will also be an opportunity to improve my English.

[Danielle B]

Hi! I’m Danielle from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. 🇨🇦

I’ve been a lifelong seeker of depth, mysticism, spiritual connection, and healing. I’ve had profound spiritual experiences and have also spent a fair bit of time feeling disconnected from Spirit and my most authentic self.

I’ve found religion to be more full of dogma, control, literal interpretation and external appearances than actual true connection with God and source code.

I’d heard the term kabbalah before but never looked further into it, nor knew anything about it. I’ve recently taken part in a deep intensive where I had many visions and messages for which I have very little context or frame of reference for.

I am finding tidbits of clarity as I am guided to explore kabbalah and came across this course as part of my seeking.

I have no idea what this all means or where I will end up, but I’m following the path in front of me and trust there’s a reason for its unfolding.

I’m excited to be here and explore with you all.

 

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