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.

[Holly]

Hi all, my name’s Holly.

Coming from a non-religious, non-spiritual background, I’m starting to develop more of an appreciation for ideas I once might have dismissed as “woo”. I have a burgeoning interest in spirituality, mysticism, esotericism, and concepts surrounding these.

Aside from sheer curiosity about what all this stuff means, I hope to come to understand myself and how I relate to the world on a deeper level.

[dave]

Hi I’m David.

I am bad at writing about myself.

From this course I expect to gain some insight into spiritual things. I hope to experience profound growth.

[Antonella Buranello]

Hi, my name is Antonella, I’m from Italy. I’ve been studying Kabbalah and participating in Arvut for about a year, and I’m already working in a ten. I’m interested in going deeper into this path.

[Donna]

Hi

My name is Donna from UK .I have developed a growing interest in the teachings of Kabbalah, drawn by its profound exploration of spirituality, purpose, and the deeper meaning of life. Through learning Kabbalah, I hope to gain a better understanding of myself and develop a stronger, more meaningful connection to the world around me.

• This reply was modified hace 3 meses, 2 semanas by Donna.

[Annie]

Hello and Good day,

I am from Alberta, Canada and have explored several spiritual traditions, and found value in them all. Last year I had a serious car accident and my studies came to a halt. Yet not m my faith, in that I knew I was continually guided by a loving presence that never faulted; I just lost self discipline, until now.

This course found me, I never found it.

Looking forward to connecting and sharing.

Annie

[cec]

Hello everyone,

 

My name is Cec. I am originally from El Salvador and currently living in Australia. I work in aged care supporting people with dementia, which has taught me a lot about compassion and the depth of the human soul.

 

I have always felt a strong connection with spirituality and a deep curiosity about the purpose of life and the nature of the soul. Recently I felt called to study Kabbalah because I want to understand more about the neshama (soul), our connection with the Divine, and how we can grow spiritually.

 

I am grateful to be part of this course and I look forward to learning and sharing this journey with all of you.

 

Thank yo

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