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.

[Ma. González]

Hola, soy Lourdes originaria de Guadalajara Jal., México, uno de mis placeres es estudiar y creo que el estar con en estos estudios me dará la oportunidad  de aterrizar conocimientos adquiridos en Kabbalah de forma ordenada y clara, que de alguna forma, entender los motivos de esta creación, llamada realidad.

[Allison]

Hi! My name is Allison Rhode. I currently live in Chicago and work as a massage therapist. I’ve always been interested in self improvement and spiritual means of doing it. Studied some Kabbalah elsewhere but got turned off to the way they push you to give them your money. Want to find a community of people that can focus more on the spiritual aspect than the financial aspect. Thank you!!

[Louie Gorena]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Hi my name is Louie and I live in Texas! I grew up in the Methodist church which I think served me growing up, but as the years have gone by, I’ve found myself wanting more and more to learn about spirituality outside of the church. So for the past 20 years, I’ve sought many other ways to connect with the spiritual. I’ve done lots of reading on Kabbalah but am still searching, so I really hope this program can help me connect!</p>
<p style=”text-align: left;”>I look forward to learning!!</p>

[Karin]

Hi, my name is Karin, I have been following a spiritual pagan path for many years and yet have always felt I am missing a deeper understanding of the world, of nature. Recently during my researches Kabbalah keeps coming up, rightly or wrongly I believe we are sometimes shown which way to go.  I am here to learn and to discover.

[Abraham Alebachew]

Hi. My name is Abraham. I am from Ethiopia. I am a student of theoretical physics. I had done my bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering  and then switched to theoretical physics in trying to understand the laws that govern nature. I knew the complete picture of reality couldn’t be grasped by the methodology of research employed in physics and other modern sciences. I was desperately searching for a scientific research method that could penetrate nature’s multi-layered mysteries.  Now, I understand that kabbalah is the right choice to hack nature’s mind and reveal its governing forces.

[John deVille]

My name is John deVille. I have been a student of history and philosophy for over 40 years and a teacher of both for close to 30. Looking forward to expanding my knowledge and horizons.

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