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.

[Henry]

Hi, I’m Henry. I’m a 25, from Pennsylvania, but currently living in Florida. I’m a recovering alcoholic in early sobriety. I grew up in a very religious Christian family, but as an adult became interested in Judaism. I’m don’t consider myself very spiritual, but I would like to be because I’ve been told it will help me a lot in my recovery. A mentor of mine is always teaching me lessons from Kabbalah, and I would like to have a greater understanding of it.

[Shlomo]

Thank you for sharing with us, dear Henry. You are brave in every aspect of the word, and I’m sure this path will reward you in both seen, and unseen ways. Don’t worry too much about the label of the path that leads you to greater illumination and union with the Creator – all roads lead home, and you are here to shine your unique aspect of the divine spark that animates your being. Take whatever path excites you in your core, you will hear it whisper and beckon to you, no matter how loud this world becomes. I’m glad to be sharing this journey with people such as yourself. Sending you a big high-five from the land down under, and the land in lock-down.

Frankie

[Ke Allen Hardwick]

Hello, I’m Kyschondia (Ke) and I live in southeastern Ga. I’ve been studying Kabbalah for about a year now as well as familiarizing myself with the Jewish and Sumerian cultures. I’m very excited about this opportunity to get some direct instruction from great teachers!

[Anonymous]

Hi, This is Peter is Santa Barbara, California United States

[Diego Soledad]

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[Jan Koons]

Hello,

My name is Janet and I live in the United States. Utah, actually. I was born and raised in Iowa, farm country. I am in my 70’s with 2 sons and 4 wonderful grandchildren, and they are the reason I am in Utah.

I am an animal communicator (animals who have passed on and I talk to each other), and sometimes I can communicate with people who have passed on.  I am a spiritual person I guess you could say.

I have tried studying Kabbalah a couple of times over the years and just couldn’t do it. Once I heard Tony – I knew I had found my guide. Thank you. Can’t wait for the classes.

[D A]

I’m D.A., and I’m in the Washington, D.C. area and I’m forever seeking and curious to a fault.  I know nothing of Kabbalah which is why I want to know.  Glad to meet people from from all over.

[Author]

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