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.

[Tara]

Hi! My name is Tara I’m from the USA. I am very interested in just learning all I can about life.

[Sylvia]

Hello, my name is Sylvia. I’m Brazilian living in the USA for more than 25 years. I’ve always been interested in learning Kabbalah and found out this would be a great opportunity. Thank you!

[Kronauer E.L.]

Hi,

My name is Eva Lilla. I am Hungarian, but in the last 30+ years I’ve been living in other countries. 17 years in the Netherlands, since 2019 in Italy and I used to work internationally. I have always been interested in studies including Hebrew writings and cultural history, however due to my previous busy life I have never had enough time to deal with it, and deal with myself. Now, I have. Many things must be cleared up and open new gates. But I am very satisfied what I have been achieved until now, and I am open for my studies, and new understandings.

[Claudia]

Hello, I’m Claudia. I’ve been living in Portugal for 23 years. I am happy because I have my family, but I still don’t enjoy a peaceful and prosperous life. I feel like I should already be at a stage where I can reap the rewards of my hard work, but those rewards still require a lot of care and effort. Sometimes, I worry about achieving financial stability, as time seems to pass and we haven’t managed to save much due to urgent needs that come up with each job. My hope is to one day live a comfortable, peaceful life without having to rely on my children in my old age. I am still searching for clarity on what God wants from me, and I hope to find answers to guide me toward that path.

[Jazz]

Good day, I’m Jazz i hoped to learn more about spirituality and i found Kabbalah interesting. Thank you for allowing me to join.

[Tina]

Hi! My name is Tina. I’m originally from Brazil but living in Barcelona for over 10 years. I’ve always read a lot about Kabbalah in several books and followed the Berg family’s teachings. I feel I need to dive deeper.

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