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.

[Joel]

Hi everybody

I am Joel, from UK. I would like to know why I am here and how to do my best to fulfil that reason.

In a sense I am looking for true purpose and I hope to find it here with you.

Best

Joel

[Greg]

Hello my name is Greg I’m originally from Akron Ohio but now reside in Bagdad, AZ.  I was raised Baptist. The Christian Bible never resonated with me. I have always believed in one God and have always prayed to God. I’ve always believed there were higher levels of attainment.  I began to look at converting to Judaism and this research led me to Kabbalah .

[Nerissa]

Hi everyone!  My name is Nerissa.  I am a 50-year old mother of one boy and have recently been widowed.  I consider myself to be a spiritual person, though not religious, as I was raised by a non-practicing Jewish mother, and a non-practicing Catholic father 😀 I have always been fascinated by the mysteries of the universe and questions about what it is all made of, what it all means, why I am here, where I came from, etc., etc.  I have earned my living as a professional Tarot card reader for the last 27 years, but I am pretty brand new to Kabbalah, though I have been availing myself of many wonderful YouTube videos by Tony Kosinec and others, and it seems to promise answers to some of these questions.  I am very excited to be on this path with all of you.

[Jesse]

Hello. I love God, and see no satisfaction outside of God, but have great trouble loving my neighbour. Am worried about being a ‘clanging cymbal’.

 

[Abishay]

Hi Everyone

I am Abishay from India and I’m super excited to be part of this journey to understand the methodology of Kabbalah to experience and have a direct connection with the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob.

[Adriano]

Hello everyone, I’m Adriano from Brazil. I’ve been on my spiritual journey for decades now and the first time I ever studied Kabbalah was about 20 years ago. I’ve been in and out of it since then, always on my own, but I consider myself a Universalist because I like to explore and experience a lot of different traditions and practices and did that throughout my life and all of them served me in different moments and gave me some kind of knowledge. But what I like about Kabbalah and what keeps pushing me back to it is how easily I can conciliate any believe system or practice to it through the Tree of Life. And the proper Kabbalistic practice has been one of the more effective forms of connecting to something higher for me. Now I’m more invested in Kabbalah then I have ever been and decided to connect with other people of the same interest and have proper guidance, which I know is important too but never felt the real *desire* to have that until now.

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