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 3 meses, 2 semanas by Dani Polovets.

[Ben]

Hello.

I was raised in a culturally Jewish family that lacked any real spiritual significance. My spiritually anemic upbringing drove me to Eastern studies of Buddhism and Hinduism. In recent years I took up Judea-Christian Biblical studies including Deutroconanical and Apacyphal books which gave me a bit of inspiration but which I found to be marinated in misinterpretation, embellishment, dogma, and doctrine. As soon as I started to learn about the Kabbalah and the Zohar I knew I was in the right place. Finally a theology grounded in my Jewish heritage that addressed the true nature of reality and our relationship with the Universe. A bridge between the Eastern and Middle-Eastern theologies.

[Tanya]

Hello everyone. I’m Tanya from the UK.

I’m here as I’ve chosen to take the spiritual path in life. I have a burning desire to connect and I’m looking forward to meeting new friends.

[Eva]

Hello Everyone. Greetings from New York. I am excited and very much looking forward to learn, to understand  and to expand understanding of Kabbalah principles and philosophy on life, its meaning and purpose.

Sincerely

E.

[Seb]

Hi everyone, I’m Seb from the United Kingdom.

I’m excited to be here and eager to learn more about this fascinating science. Looking forward to connecting with you all and being part of the community

[Scott Levy]

My name is Scott Levy. Just retired. Just sold our MA house and moving full time to our West Palm Beach house.

Look forward to learning more.

[Elena]

My name is Elena. I was born in Ukraine and now live in Prague.

For some period I have been studying Tarot and the Life Matrix system. This journey has been very important for me — it gave me many insights about myself, about relationships, and about the hidden patterns in life. At the same time, the deeper I explored, the more I felt the need to expand my understanding of the universe beyond the symbolic language of Tarot alone. This inner search brought me to Kabbalah.

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