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.

[Eliyahu]

Hi I’m from Germany and have been trying to continuously study with Bnei Baruch since 2014, when Islam stopped to fulfill me with answers. I didn’t understand how an almighty god about whom it is said in Islam, that whom he guides, no one can lead astray, and whom he leads astray, no one can guide, would punish or reward someone for following his path. Forever, and only one chance. That didn’t make sense at all and still doesn’t. One day in the Internet cafe I found the Article “There is none else beside him” and the video series of Tony, and the courses, which make much more sense now. But inner and outer circumstances kept me away from keeping up with the necessary speed. I finally added up all my efforts and did it until I joined the young group and my first ten. But it seems that i didn’t match the requirements to contribute correctly. A painful disconnection happened which lasted many years and felt like lifetimes.

Now I’m adding up all my efforts again in order to fulfil my purpose, but it seems that nothing which ever happened was my own fault and that the creator does all this with me, and I just try to find the point where I don’t have to lose connection again. I feel powerless and vulnerablr and just do everything I can as long as I have the chance.

I expect from the course to help me find a firm grip to the path, and I expect the creator to be fair.

[Fatima Kulmamirova]

hello, dear friends, and brothers and sisters essentially. my name is Fatima and i was born in Kazakhstan, and i often feel i’m a victim of change, or lucky girl to be the mellenial. it is just very overwhelming to awaken just in my thirties and everything feels like being very consciously aware of rebirth and how painful things can be in the physical world. I am making very slow progress and feel i would like to take shortcut and learnt kabala and practice life.

im very stubborn: “please don’t give up on me” – i would say to myself.

i hope for real  joy in my path, and love in every each of us for one another.

[Brian Sachs]

Hello, my name is Brian. I am living in Connecticut. I found Kabbalah from Kabbalah Revealed on YouTube. I hope I can connect with other people like me.

[Asher.Vizzer]

Shalom. I am Asher and I was born in Iran and now I am thirty-nine years old and I am married and have no children. Exactly fourteen years ago, questions arose for me and I wanted to understand the nature of man and existence and creation, and since Islam is the dominant religion in Iran, most people are Muslims and non-Muslims are in the minority. Communication with Jews and Christians and non-Muslims in general is dangerous and a crime. But I became friends with a Jewish boy and he gave me the Torah, and after studying Fifty-four Parasha I decided to learn Hebrew, and I did. It took me three years to learn to read and write Hebrew. After that, I got acquainted with the Kabbalah Center in the United States and studied for three semesters at the Kabbalah Center, but unfortunately, the highly commercial atmosphere of the Kabbalah Center made me continue my studies from the Chabad site. I studied the doctor and decided to take free courses. Now I am on my way and I am studying Kabbalah with you dear ones and teachers of the organization. Of course, I have read the books of Isaac Luria and Rabbi Yehuda Ashlag and Baal shem tov, Ramchal, Ramak, Moshe David Valle , Abraham Abulafia….and now I have focused on the Bani Baruch organization and I wish to be a member of a group of ten.

[Maratus sayidah]

Hi, I am Mara from Indonesia pretty much looking forward to deepening my understanding and expanding my knowledge here

[Erik]

Hi, I’m Erik. I have been following this organization for many years, but just recently decided to jump into the courses.

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