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.

[Oscar Ignacio Padron-Diaz]

Hello. My name is Oscar and I live in Brooklyn, New York City. I am currently exploring and initiating my journey in Jewish conversion, and I am sure the mystical and spiritual path taught by Kabbalah can promote my growth as a whole person in connection with my soul and G-d.

[Mirie Mudakuvaka]

Hello hie. Im Lawrence from Zimbabwe. Im a Christian. I would love to learn about different religions, their practices and view of the world. i hope i will gain a lot and be able to improve the world. Thank you

[Mixedmultitude]

I’m 63, live in Texas, divorced with 4 grand children. I study personality, my type is INTJ. My path has been through suffering. Not miserable suffering just the slow path to understanding. Dare I say, Kabbalah resonates? But it does, many things I have discovered along the way. Some of it is just bizarre!

[Debbie Evans]

Hello. My name is Debbie. I have had a lot of trauma in my life. I have questions about spirituality and I seek a better understanding about myself, others and the world around me. I live in Oceanside Ca

[Shlomo]

So sorry to read that you have had to endure much trauma in your life, Debbie. The fact that, despite these traumas, you are here, on this very path – seeking to better understand yourself, other aspects of the Creator, and the world as is it says a bunch of positive things about yourself. Understanding the microcosm helps to understand and comprehend the macrocosm, as the old familiar adage refers to: “as above, so below; as within, so without”. Wishing you the best of wishes along your path to Light.

Frankie

[Pedrini]

Hi there dear fellow students.
I am Pedro César Peralta. A Mexican living in Denmark since 5 years ago.
I have been introduced to Kabbalah through my father who lives in Mexico and already has been working within a TEN. Unfortunately, he’s been unfairly punished by his TEN, and at the moment he hasn’t access to work within it. A fact that has brought us closer and thus, I am re-joining the studies of Kabbalah with KabU.

[Maika]

Hi, I am Maike I live in France but I am originally from Holland. I have an urge to know what life is about since I am very young, this has been a struggle I hope Kabbalah can give more insight!

[Pedrini]

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[Henry]

Hi, I’m Henry. I’m a 25, from Pennsylvania, but currently living in Florida. I’m a recovering alcoholic in early sobriety. I grew up in a very religious Christian family, but as an adult became interested in Judaism. I’m don’t consider myself very spiritual, but I would like to be because I’ve been told it will help me a lot in my recovery. A mentor of mine is always teaching me lessons from Kabbalah, and I would like to have a greater understanding of it.

[Shlomo]

Thank you for sharing with us, dear Henry. You are brave in every aspect of the word, and I’m sure this path will reward you in both seen, and unseen ways. Don’t worry too much about the label of the path that leads you to greater illumination and union with the Creator – all roads lead home, and you are here to shine your unique aspect of the divine spark that animates your being. Take whatever path excites you in your core, you will hear it whisper and beckon to you, no matter how loud this world becomes. I’m glad to be sharing this journey with people such as yourself. Sending you a big high-five from the land down under, and the land in lock-down.

Frankie

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