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.

[Silvester]

Hello dear kabbalists!

My name is Silvester and I come from slovenia. I’m a historian and librarian by profession. 30 years ago I studied Kabbalah through books and seminars, now I want to renew and deepen my knowledge through video courses and lessons.

Sincerly yours,

[Sarah]

Hello, I’m Sarah living in Mexico, I have recently gotten into the hebrew roots movement (massianic jews) and am interested in learning Kabalah and being able to apply it to my life.

[Sara Medcalf]

Hello everyone!

I’m so happy to be here. I’m happy that you found your way here, too!

I was guided here. This seems to be the place. Im so thankful to fit some of the puzzle pieces together, finally.

[Auten]

Hi, I’m David. I’m from the west coast of the U.S.

I studied a bit of Kabbalah and the tree of life 30 years ago, then life took me down a different path although I never lost my interest or fascination of the subject, I couldn’t seem to find a source of information on Kabbalah that I was drawn to until now.
I am looking to know and understand my purpose in life. I want to find hope, unity, connection and love. I want to create.

[Harry]

I’m Chris. I live in Shepherdstown Wv. I’m a Manual Therapist. This resonates with me on a deep level. Let’s roll

[Patricia Gonçalez]

Hello,

I´m Patricia, from Brazil. I expect to attain a deeper understanding of our purpose in life, live according to the purpose of our creation, and contribute to this temporarily human experience.

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