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.

[Miguel Emiliano de Araújo Filho]

Hello.

My name is Miguel. I’m from Brazil. I wish to learn Kabbalah to understand the purpose of life.

[Vladica Trajkovski]

Hello to everyone!
My name is Vladica, I’m from Macedonia, currently in the USA, 47 years old, never married, both of my parents passed away,  I messed up 2 long relationships. Keep on going at least 2-3 times from Macedonia to USA and back. Wondering around, I don’t know what I’m doing but I’m OK, I’m hanging in there….

What do I expect,  I don’t know really, find myself I suppose.

• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 6 days ago by Vladica Trajkovski.

[Anthony]

peace everyone! Anthony here from New York. I am somewhat new to Kabbalah but am a lifelong seeker of truth. I look forward to gaining a deeper understanding of my place within the creation, why I am the way that I am, who I truly am and what my work in this life shall be. very grateful for this wisdom and this platform and looking forward to starting this journey with you all!

[Mira]

I am Mira, from Michigan, USA. I have been interested in Kaballah for last 3 years. I read lot of books.  But I always felt ” hanging” with lots of unanswered questions.. There was nobody to speak with for answers. No like minded people near me. I was ecstatic when I came across KabU by accident. It was higher power directing me, because I have been wondering about my spirituality for years. More intense since my retirement. I am looking forward to this new learning journey.

[Svetlana]

My name is Svetlana from Great Britain , and I am interested in Kabbalah as a way to better understand myself, human nature, and the deeper laws that govern life. I am curious about the spiritual dimension beyond everyday experience and how inner development can lead to greater balance, clarity, and connection with others.From this Kabbalah course, I expect to gain authentic knowledge, practical insights for personal growth, and a deeper understanding of purpose and meaning in life. I hope the course will help me develop a more conscious perception of reality and improve my relationship with myself and the world around me.

[Zakir]

Hello, my name is Zakir Husin from Indonesia. Before I come here I have attended some fudamental kabbalah zoom classes broadcast from Tikva Israel that translate to Indonesian by kabbalah Indonesia. I have interisting in spiritulity years ago. I have experience some unconditional love that bring me to spirituality. When I experience unconditional love I feel like I live in eternity with god, my heart is open, and everything look so beautifull. Before I met kabbalah I have learn tasawuf and yoga but when I met kabbalah I feel this is a real way to spirituality and suit with my mind and my experiences.

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