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.

[Emma]

Hello friends. I am a seeker. Happy to be on the path with you. Love to you all. Emma

[seekthebridge]

Hello everyone

I seek the answer to the most fundamental question, and many others. It’s nice to be here.

[L]

New to this… Feeling a very strong feeling of curiosity…

[Ben]

Hello.

I was raised in a culturally Jewish family that lacked any real spiritual significance. My spiritually anemic upbringing drove me to Eastern studies of Buddhism and Hinduism. In recent years I took up Judea-Christian Biblical studies including Deutroconanical and Apacyphal books which gave me a bit of inspiration but which I found to be marinated in misinterpretation, embellishment, dogma, and doctrine. As soon as I started to learn about the Kabbalah and the Zohar I knew I was in the right place. Finally a theology grounded in my Jewish heritage that addressed the true nature of reality and our relationship with the Universe. A bridge between the Eastern and Middle-Eastern theologies.

[Tanya]

Hello everyone. I’m Tanya from the UK.

I’m here as I’ve chosen to take the spiritual path in life. I have a burning desire to connect and I’m looking forward to meeting new friends.

[Eva]

Hello Everyone. Greetings from New York. I am excited and very much looking forward to learn, to understand  and to expand understanding of Kabbalah principles and philosophy on life, its meaning and purpose.

Sincerely

E.

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