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

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

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      Carly
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      Hello, my name is Carly and I live in California. My awakening started about 7 years ago and was given 2 priceless gifts. The first was the ability to deeply feel the Creators love for me. The second was the desire to return that love, with the revelation that I could do that through loving others. I am here to learn how to love the way He loves us. 💕

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      Tabassum
      Participant

      Hi my name is Tabassum Salek.. in Arabic it means “smile o seeker”. And honestly I’m seeking truth for way too long and quite exhausted at this point. Before I give up I thought I’ll give Kabu a try. And so far the contents have resonated with my heart so I feel hopeful. Thank you.

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      maria otalora
      Participant

      Hi I’m Maria

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      Ramar
      Participant

      Hello,

       

      My name is Jacob and studying Kabu a year.

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      Elena
      Participant

      Hi,

      I am one week away from finishing Kabbalah In Action course and I am curious to learn about the forces described in the Zohar.

      I have been following some of the Wednesday Zohar readings on YTube as well.

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      Edward Onyango
      Participant

      Hello,

      My name is Edward. I am a student at KABU and have been studying Kabbalah for a while. I have a Christian background,  and have found depth in Kabbalah that has opened up a deeper understanding of the spiritual world in a way that I could not have fathomed.

      I would like to delve into the Zohar, and draw on this light that would lift me to the purposes and design of the Creator for my life. Despite the time I have spent indulging in these studies, I never seem to even scratch the surface of the wisdom. On the contrary I often feel inadequately empty. Sometimes I don’t know why I keep coming here, but I am glad I am here.

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