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.

[William Reid]

I am Bill Reid, living near Asheville, NC, USA. I am 71 yo and have been a student and practitioner of Catholic mysticism since 1992. I have enjoyed watching Kabinfo YouTube videos over the past 6-8 weeks. I have found Kabbalah supports many of the mystical concepts I have been taught but in a more direct manner. I also meditate on the Christian Scriptures vs. Kabbalah and am coming to believe Jesus was himself a Kabbalist and his teachings must be viewed in that light. I enrolled to further my knowledge of Kabbala, especially to help in these meditations, as well as in my personal life. I see no dichotomy.

[Earl Wells]

Hello all, live in USA Toledo, Ohio, 65 years old searching and seeking over 50 years to seperate wheat from the chaff.

[John Allford]

Hello all, my name is John. I live in Oklahoma (flyover state). I have always been looking for something out there missing. Maybe this will be an enlightening experience.

[Mike Hunt]

Hello everyone my name is Mike I’m from Calgary Alberta Canada and I recently read a book about the power of Kabbalah and it peaked my interest! I’ve always known there’s secrets within the Torah now I’m hoping Kabbalah will help reveal those secrets. I’ve suffered from addiction in the past and found the Creator to be a solid foundation for me in recovery so I’m just trying to get a better understanding of his will for my life and the lives of others.

 

[Irianti Erningpraja]

Hi Tony and friends. After I watch your preparation Video is like a confirmation for me. I feel Very Interesting, because  I have been  sensing, thinking and telling people things that you talk about without knowing It was Kabbalah.
So exited  to learn more and have more structure  for  what I ve experiencing.

[Albert Walls]

My Name is Daniel.

For the past year my wife and I have dove into Kabbalah and have been trying to understand the Hebrew language. We have found many things that we agree with but, I am a more confrontational person who tends to ask questions concerning scripture. Questions such as who, what, when, why, where, and how, instead of just accepting the things that maybe people think I should just accept.

I hope to have a fun and full complete understand out of this course and speak to others that want to challenge the mainstream of ideas.

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