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.

[Michael]

Hello. My name is Michael. I have background in Psychology and Philosophy and am very interested in learning more about Jewish mysticism as part of my own spiritual journey. I am grateful for this opportunity.

[Kariim]

Good day to all. Hope all is well. Well is all hope.

 

My name is Kariim Charlier. Currently living in NYC. I am of Haitian descent.

I’m looking forward to studying Kabbalah because I am looking for clarity in mind, spirit, and Body.

Looking to obey the laws of the creator, so that the creator can come to obey me.

Trying to learn how to receive, so I can become a vessel for bestowal.

This journey is long overdue.

 

Thank you.

[Ilana]

Hi,
My name is ILANA (capitalized only for easier pronunciation). I am almost 66, a Polish/American, having been living for the last 8 years in the mountains of Costa Rica. I am entering the study of Kabbalah as a part of my Jewish journey ready to “unlearn” and to begin the process of correcting.

[Cris]

Hello everyone!

My name is Chris. I’m very happy for the opportunity to learn about the Kabbalah. 🙏🏻

[Babini]

My name is babini Kweyama from South Africa. I’m looking forward to learn kabbalah to answer all the questions I have about the meaning of life, purpose, and that point in the heart meaning 

[Luis]

Hello, I’m Luis, 55 yo, from Guadalajara, Mexico.

As I have read on the first teachings, I feel I’m stuck in a Darkness-Spark Awakens loop for nearly 10 years, maybe a little more.

I’ve tried several approaches to find answers. My expectation is that these teachings may be the key to settle and move forward.

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