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    Introduce yourself to your fellow students. Write a few words about yourself and about what you expect from the course.

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    • #313253
      Ardavan
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      Hi i’m ardavan living in iran and all the wisdom i really want seems to be all a part of kabbala.and im glad to know others ended up here like i did

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      RamLaguz
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      Hi, my name is Ram and I have a slight notion about kabbalah but there is some level of understanding that I feel blocked, I am a  History professor that loves reading, Mystical knowledge and practice  and, Ancient Civilizations. Looking forward to get a wide understanding of Kabbalah.

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      Loria
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      Hi:

      My name is Loria. I live in the US.  I have been a student of the bible for most of my adult life.  I have been blessed to study Torah, some Hebrew and teachings from the Chabad site.  I am seeking an understanding of the spiritual application of my studies.  The mysteries of wisdom and understanding are precious to me. I look forward to learning more.

    • #313206
      Candis Holder
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      Hello. I am Candis.  I am currently on a wisdom seeking path.  This is where it has lead me so far.

    • #313198
      M Kirby
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      I am Matt. I am a Seeker of Meaning to This Life.

    • #313190
      zach morris4187
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      Hello, I’m Bijan.  I’m an American artist and art teacher working in Tokyo.  6 years in China prior to now, and 2 years teaching in the juvenile correctional system before that.

      The speaker in the kabu video “what happens when we die” on the kabbalahinfo YouTube channel really spoke to me and my experiences.

      I have been interested in kabbalah for a long time but never seriously studied.  I’m excited to change that.

       

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