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.

[abdou]

I have enrolled in this course as I seek a more “in tune” and stronger relationship with God.

[Marina]

Hello, my name is Marina Dimshits, I’m from Israel. I would like to know more about Kabbalah, Ein Sof. I feel it’s time. Very happy to be here, thank you, wish you all the best.

[JohnPaul]

Good-day,

I have enrolled in this course as I seek a more “in tune” and stronger relationship with God.

I feel a void, or rather a certain inadequacy, in my everyday manner of praise/reverence to God and in my understanding of how to correct this and be more directed and  intentional in my spiritual life.

My name is John, I thank God for leading me here and I thank-you for accepting me into this course.

 

[Reanna]

Hi all,

I am here to seek meaning & a deeper understanding of life. Kabbalah was introduced to me by my husband who studied it when he was younger & has now come back to it given the state of the world & a desire to understand life’s meaning. I too have that desire & I am happy to join him on this journey.

• This reply was modified hace 1 mes, 2 semanas by Reanna.

[Terry]

Hi, I’ve once taken a similar course when it was Kabbalah.info

I’d like to check it out again. I am often looking up phrases that Tony has said many years ago, so this has been useful in my thinking and speaking all this time. I really like the new format, it is very slick. The videos seem clear and updated. And of course, the most important part…I am sure the content is still just as good.

[Miguel]

Hello, my name is Miguel I am from Spain. I am taking this course because I would like to learn more about kabbalah, as so  far and for what I have read/learnt before torugh books and videos, it makes a lot of sense to me.

Thank you and best wishes.

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