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.

[Ronald]

 

Hello, my name is Ronald from the Washington, DC area in the United States, and I am excited to be exploring the fascinating world of Kabbalah. I have always been intrigued by spiritual traditions and spiritual teachings, and Kabbalah, with its rich symbolism and profound insights, caught my interest. Through this course, I hope to deepen my understanding of Kabbalistic concepts, explore their historical and spiritual significance, and discover how these teachings might enrich my personal growth and worldview. I look forward to engaging with the material, asking questions, and gaining a meaningful perspective on this ancient wisdom.

[Farzin]

Hi everyone

Farzin here.  Early 40s. Originally Persian but living in Australia. This course was suggested on Instagram multiple time right when I was desperate in my spiritual journey for the past few years. Reading Kybalion and a bit about Golden Dawn I decided to jump on board.

[Nala]

Hello, I’m Nahla. I’ve lived in the U.S. for over 30 years and I’m originally from Egypt. Over the past few years, I’ve been exploring spirituality in different ways, and the name Kabbalah came up more than once along the way. So here I am, curious to learn more about it and hoping it may help me feel more connected to the spiritual world.

[Francesco]

Hi

This is Francesco I am super excited about this course! I have always been intrigued about this subject so I think I landed on the right program! Nice to connect with other like minded participants as well.

Thank you

[Domagoj]

Hello everyone, I’m Domagoj. I’ve been engaged in spiritual work for many years, and over time Kaballah has especially drawn me in. I’m glad to be here and look forward to learning together.

[Tal]

I’m Tal. I’m 68 years old, live in Israel close to Tel-Aviv, but originally from the Netherlands. Married + child (18 yo. son). Still work full-time. Earlier in my life some tragic events have happened in my life, most notably the tragic suicide of my sister as a result of a post-natal depression. It’s a long time ago but it triggered me to question the meaning of all of this what we call life. What is my purpose of life? What can I learn from these tragic events, instead of leading a depressing life myself? I hope Kabbalah may provide some answers.

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