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 1 mes by Dani Polovets.

[peter badiar]

Hi.

My name is Peter and I am from Slovakia. About 3 years ago I have started my path of deeper spiritual seeking. And as christian in regard to Old testament I realised that for me there are this 2 possibilities:

1. the beeing described as god in tora is some mad semigod and I do not want to have anyhing in common with him or
2. there must be some deeper meaning of the old scriptures

And I am sure that  the second one is correct.

[SIMONE]

Hello

[Sara]

Hi everyone,

I am Sara from Canada. I’ve been seeking the meaning of life and the reason for being here as a human. I am grateful the path that guides me to be here and learn what lighten my way. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

[DORA]

Hello Everyone

I’m Dora from Portugal. Probably like all of us who signed up for this course, i’ve always thought that there was more to life that just this limited “reality” we perceive, and always searched for some other purpose and meaning. I’ve been exploring (very superficially, i should say), a little bit with Kabbalah, and i find it fascinating that science is now beginning  “to prove” some of its  concepts of the nature of reality.  I look forward to this course, and i feel that KabU is truly rendering a service, by making this knowledge available to ALL that want to learn more and transform for the better.

Thank You

[Charles Wilson]

Hey everyone I am Charles Wilson, I am a life long learner and seek to understand my spiritual nature. I am a Dad, A Husband, I am interested in science, mathematics and spirituality.

[Sepehr Rahmani]

Hello, I am Hossein Rahmani from Iran, Mazandaran province, Shahi city, which unfortunately changed its name to Qayim Shahr and due to certain reasons I have to live in Qom city. Thank you to everyone

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