Introduce Yourself to Your Fellow Students

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

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

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[Ovidiu Rotundu]

Hi! I’m here after years of searching and endless study of different traditions hoping to finally find what I am looking for.

[meraj M2]

I am Meraj_M, and I feel that I have been called to explore the world of Jewish mysticism. This does not mean that someone invited me to study this wisdom; rather, an inner desire to learn about this wisdom and focus on it awakened within me.

[James gage]

Hello,

My name is James. I ended up here through a long interest in conspiracies and rabbit holes. I’ve always been drawn to esoteric knowledge and anything related to it, and I believe Kabbalah may hold something real for me. Looking forward to learning with all of you.

[Jolina]

Hi everyone! Im Jolina from Philippines and I’m completely new to Kabbalah. My boyfriend registered me for this course, and I am so grateful to him for introducing me this. Im so excited for this journey and look forward to learning, growing, and connecting with all of you. Maraming Salamat!

[Shea]

My name is Shea,

I have searched most of my childhood trying to understand love, the meaning of life, why we sometimes suffer, what is ‘God’ and went into many spiritual ideas, I became very depressed and lost many times and ended up taking drugs and other passions and at one point I had a moment where I became so ashamed and cried like no other time and I felt at the complete depth of darkness and had this strong fear and sense of evil, I then realised I must change and began with orthodox Christianity, looked into the roots of that and Judaism and tried to understand why they disagree with things, I then learned about Kabbalah, Hermeticism and other teachings and I realised a lot, but Kabbalah is the conclusion it seems I am coming to and my genuine goal is I want to pass as much light as I can to others around me, and spread true love especially when the world around us can be so fast and confusing but I know this will only come with the correction of my own desires first.

[Janez Novljan]

Hello, my name is Janez Novljan, and I come from Slovenia. Throughout my life, I have felt a strong inner calling to seek a deeper truth and a connection with a Higher Meaning—with the Creator. At the same time, the way I experienced my life circumstances pushed me, in direct proportion to that calling and often quite painfully, “away” from contact with this Truth.

The teaching about the Creator’s left and right hands felt so remarkably familiar—practically “the story of my life”—that I cannot interpret it as anything other than an invitation to enter the world of Kabbalah, about which I knew virtually nothing just a month ago.

I embark on this journey with peace, enthusiasm, and, above all, gratitude.

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