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.

[Nithin]

I’m Nithin, born in India, living in Germany. I first heard about Kabbalah just a month ago which resulted in me looking for some YouTube videos related to the topic and here I am. I was already on a spiritual path, trying to improve my presence and figuring out my purpose. I’m excited to embark on this journey of learning and application and grateful for this opportunity.

[Euvaldes Davi]

Olá , me chamo Euvaldes Davi,moro no Brasil e estou muito feliz por estar sendo agraciado por este grande presente que é  estudar a sabedoria da Cabalá,espero ter uma maravilhosa experiência através deste curso.Desejo  sucesso e felicidade à todos .

[Ellinor]

Hello everyone, my name is Ellinor and I am from Sweden. I have been on this spiritual path for quite a while, without realizing I was already practicing many of the principles of Kabbalah. As I recently was introduced to Kabbalah I instantly knew I needed to know more, and that I was meant to…

[Mitchell]

Hello,

My name is Mitchell from Chicago.

[Torben]

Hello,
my name is Torben. I am from Germany 😉

[Ignacio]

Hi everyone, My name is IGNACIO, and I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, but moved to Ontario, Canada more than 23 years ago. I always felt very fortunate, I LOVE LIFE and live it to the max every second of each day. Even if I am far from being rich, God gave me the opportunity to travel all across the world. I have visited more than 80 countries so far. I love to learn about other cultures and try to understand them. Relate to their existence. Empathize with their suffering and try to practice true altruism if/when I can. I keep telling myself that we are all the same individual. I have learned to tame my Ego, to become wiser, to have my soul lead me and not my rational brain, for which I must confess is extremely strong and keeps wondering. Today, although I LOVE LIFE so much, I find myself more and more disconnected from it. I have a DEEP DESIRE to return to the root, to surrender myself and my individualism, and to go back to the main essence of the Creator. I am truly thankful for the opportunity he gave me. This wonderful experience is called reality, yet a big part of me feels it’s time to go home. I guess I am experiencing more and more that tension, that gap between what you call Malchut and Keter, and it is my DEEP DESIRE to evolve, to move beyond.

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