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.

[Leah Bergman]

Hi, my name is Leah and I live in Southern California.  I am happy to meet all of you.  I have been studying Kabbalah for a few years, and I am looking to go deeper in my study and enrich my journey.  I believe I will get that here.  I am excited to start.

[Leah Bergman]

Hi, my name is Leah and I’m happy to meet all of you.  I have been studying Kabbalah for a few years, and I am looking to go deeper with my study to learn and experience more.

[Actingraphy]

Hello everybody (:

I am Star. I have been studying spirituality for many years and I have finally reached to a point where I know for sure that I know absolutely nothing! The only thing that I am certain about is that there is or should be an unseen realm at the back of this thing that we call it life.

At the moment my top priority is to find practical solutions for changing my life… something to change the repetitious way that dominos have fallen so far!

I hope for the best and nice to be with all of you fellow-passengers  (:

[Thyme Parzival]

I left my religious upbringing to travel the world seeking answers to life’s deepest questions, now it seems that I am coming back full circle to the scriptures that were there from the beginning. Only this time with a greater awareness of the spiritual realms and deeper compassion for humanity. I’m grateful to be among fellow seekers and feel blessed by the many hands who have prepared this course for us.

-Thyme

[R. Elic Van Rooyen]

Good day,

Ryno here. From my earliest memories as a child, there had been a sense of connection with an  ‘entity’ beyond this plane… That’s how the journey started and now I find myself here – searching, validating & connecting.

[Sally]

Hello- my name is Sally. I have been a student of Kabbalah for several years now. I look forward to learning more about it here.

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