Introduce yourself – Question Your Reality Part 1

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

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

[Margaret]

Hi, I’m Maggie from Florida — not exactly the most spiritually open of American states (unless you follow a Christian path). I’ve been a life-long seeker and student of many religious, spiritual, and esoteric paths and because of this, I found my way to the Unitarian Universalist “religion” which is really just a great, safe place to experience and explore all that is good from all the world’s religions, science, and spirituality. I recently was drawn into the exploration of hermeticism, and from that, the Kabbalah. I am finding a great pulling to, and understanding in, this knowledge, and I feel lucky to have found KabU and other seekers to learn from.

[jasmin flum]

Hello,

I am Jasmin from Switzerland and I am with Bnei Baruch since 4 years. I was introduced to the courses by BB Africa teacher, went to most congress and entered a ten. My desire today is to go back from the start and strengthen my foundations. After all these years my desire for the study of this great wisdom just kept growing the more I learned the more I realised I knew nothing. I am looking forward to this experience and connection.

Thank you for accepting me!

 

[Vayne Thomas]

Hello Everyone,

I’m Vayne Thomas Jr. I’m from the U.S. I’m a seeker of truth and also a Practitioner of Tibetan Lineage based Authentic Tantra. I love to learn apply and teach.

[Abbaa Naa’ol]

hi i am Kebede Mamo Dessis from Ethiopia / oromia

[Bryn]

Hi, my name is Bryn l live in the UK. I have read a number of books on Kabbalah but never really committed to learning more or integrating any practices into my life. I have studied to varying depths a number of other traditions, but as the adage goes I have dug a number of wells but none of them deep enough to find water; I want to change this and hope this course will help me do so.

[Linda]

Greetings! My name is Linda I am from the New Jersey, USA….I first heard of kabbalah about 30 years ago while in college, a was taking a mythology and religion course in college and the professor only briefly mentioned Kabbalah but didn’t spend too much time on it, but I had heard enough to know I wanted to learn more and I was immediately intrigued….so I went out and bought all these books on kabbalah and unfortunately when I got them home to read them I didn’t understand any of it and I got frustrated pretty quickly…..so I bought more books, unfortunately with the same result, I eventually gave up on trying to study Kabbalah but never lost the desire….I finished college, went on to more college, got married, stated my career, had a son, built a house, more school and more career and went about my life…..in the meantime I have studied many different world religions on my own…..My son is grown now at 22 years old and I recently became widowed…..I don’t know what happened to me recently but one day while on the internet I started googling Kabbalah and thanks to the internet I found an abundance of u tube videos and discovered Tony Kosinec’s course on Kabbalah revealed, the full course, and listened to the entire course taking notes, etc..I also discovered Daniel Matt and others in u-tube land….then I stumbled upon a video from KabU and here I am once again trying to learn Kabbalah.  I think I have finally found a home here and I’m so excited and eager to begin taking all the courses and FINALLY start studying Kabbalah.  I am of Italian descent and was raised a Roman Catholic and attended Catholic schools.  As a young child I wanted to join the convent and become a nun, but I later outgrew that desire….but my desire to understand life, my purpose, man’s purpose here on earth, and my desire to understand God and why he put us here and where we go from here when we die, have always been my desires from when I was a very young child, I have always pondered these “BIGGER” questions from as far back as I can remember, hence my lifelong love of learning and studying different religions which I began doing in middle school using library books, so, I have always been on this quest, for my entire lifetime (in this life).  I am also a trained scientist and I often struggle with reconciling the science with the religion and I would like to discover a path that fully allows me to accept the science but also allows the religion to align with it, where one does not contradict the other, but rather, where each supplements the other and adds another dimension to each.  I hope to get the answers to my life’s bigger questions through Kabbalah, my journey continues………

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