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.

[shan gilms]

Hello, Im Shanna and Im so excited to learn more about these beautiful teachings. I know we are herev to change our world into something beyond our imagination. Something we al have in.our feeling hearts and souls. Peace forever! Connected to source and our individual self if source. We are live and we are beyond incredible

[Karin Lewis]

Hello.

I’m Karin.

We’re living in exciting times.

I would like to learn more about G d and the inner aspect of the Torah.

And how I may contribute to a better world

[Chinedu k. Obiana]

Hi I am chinedu k

I had taken the course a while ago.

but currently I want to restart the work

Hope to meet new friends

 

[Eric]

Hello there, My name is Eric. I’ve been through a lot in my life by keeping a question – What is my destiny. Spiritual moments and thinks have been following by me all of my life. I’ve been dived in a different esoteric systems. Once I met a vedic astrology. Which answered to me about my past and present. By Continuing my spiritual experience I faced with Kabbalah. The Tree of Sephiroth touch my heart, and I would like to find a way to the God.

[niecey mckinney]

Hello my name is Niecey I have taken the course a few years ago and need a enlightenment again strayed away but I’m back;)

[Yvonne]

Hello my name is Yvonne from Orlando Florida at the moment I’m an studying Biblical Hebrew and Greek and looking forward to learn more

[Norie]

Hello, I am Norie, 56 years old, born in Japan and came to Canada 20 years ago. The other day, I suddenly thought I have only 40 years left to live.
I want to reach more truths before I die, leaving aside whether I can realistically live that long or not.
Why am I here now? What kind of coordinates am I in? Is that something that can be changed? They say you can’t change other people, but what about them?　My hometown was hit by a major tsunami, but was it just a natural disaster? Is there a line between what remains and what has left this world? What is true happiness?　I was eagerly awaiting answers to the many questions that kept popping up. Finally, I arrived at this site. I’m a little nervous about my English, but I’m sure I’ll be fine. Looking forward to it.

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