Introduce yourself – Question Your Reality Part 2

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Introduce yourself to your fellow students. Write a few words about yourself and about what you expect from the course.

[JUDITH]

I am 55 and am keeping away from other people as much as I can, to protect my elderly father. So, I have plenty of time to think: and learn.

[mathew28dec]

Hi my name is Mathew, I’m 38 years old, father of 2 kids. Recently got introduced to Kaballah through online trainings on Udemy.

[Paul Yermish]

Hello! My name is Paul and I’m 20 years old and currently located in New Orleans. Been practicing meditation for a few years now and just recently started TM a few months ago. I’m always seeking those “deeper” answers and am somewhat bored by regular life at times. Yet, I still find myself anxious and bothered by material things. Can’t wait to learn 🙂

[.amun]

Hi
<p style=”text-align: left;”>I am totaly fascinated about my own, and all other existence. I hope to learn how I can become humble enough to gain insight into understanding who I am</p>
.amun

[Little Wolfy]

I am a litlle creature on earth who is sick of being on earth for just the sake of on her pleasure\ just for her own interest. I do expect some answers like anybody else hopefully all the answers from this course. Everytime I want an answer I find some answers to some extend and I always learn something I need but never the thing I am looking for. Few hours before I found this course I was desperate and I heard something inside of me said “Why are you searching the outside for something you found inside?” I think it was the creator speaking to me and than I found this course. I hope I can fullfill his desire by this course and also find the answers.

[Chris Holbrow]

Hello everyone,

My name is Chris, I am 42 year old born and raised in Canada. I was only recently introduced to Kabbalah by my wonderful wife, and mother of our 3 beautiful children, and was immediately intrigued by the concept. Not unlike many people, the very concept of kindness and generosity to all is very easy to endorse, especially with the negatively we are faced with today. I myself have not grown up following any one religion, but being a man of strong morals and values, I have always believed there is so much more to life then material things and/or social status that we are led to believe are life’s goals. I am hopeful kabbalah will help guide as to what that is.

Thank you in advance

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