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.

• This topic was modified hace 2 meses by Dani Polovets.

[Niklas]

Hi. My name is Niklas, and I have actually already completed the introductory courses. I aborted back then because of health issues, but was recently pulled to Kabbalah again. I find it very interesting, and I want to go through the courses again.

[Reza S.Zamani]

Hi Everyone ,

 

My name is Reza from Dubai , I just like to learn .

[Joel]

Hi everybody

I am Joel, from UK. I would like to know why I am here and how to do my best to fulfil that reason.

In a sense I am looking for true purpose and I hope to find it here with you.

Best

Joel

[Greg]

Hello my name is Greg I’m originally from Akron Ohio but now reside in Bagdad, AZ.  I was raised Baptist. The Christian Bible never resonated with me. I have always believed in one God and have always prayed to God. I’ve always believed there were higher levels of attainment.  I began to look at converting to Judaism and this research led me to Kabbalah .

[Nerissa]

Hi everyone!  My name is Nerissa.  I am a 50-year old mother of one boy and have recently been widowed.  I consider myself to be a spiritual person, though not religious, as I was raised by a non-practicing Jewish mother, and a non-practicing Catholic father 😀 I have always been fascinated by the mysteries of the universe and questions about what it is all made of, what it all means, why I am here, where I came from, etc., etc.  I have earned my living as a professional Tarot card reader for the last 27 years, but I am pretty brand new to Kabbalah, though I have been availing myself of many wonderful YouTube videos by Tony Kosinec and others, and it seems to promise answers to some of these questions.  I am very excited to be on this path with all of you.

[Jesse]

Hello. I love God, and see no satisfaction outside of God, but have great trouble loving my neighbour. Am worried about being a ‘clanging cymbal’.

 

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