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.

[Danish Khan]

Hello, iam danish khan from Pakistan. Live in islamabad, I have get degree in political science from the University of sindh. Currently iam preparing for job.

As I have many questions about life unanswered and I hope this course could help me with answering some questions.

[Chernor Bundu sesay]

Greetings to everyone I’m Chernor sesay from the republic Sierra Leone, it’s my pleasure, I’m interested to know what Kabbalah is

[Nick]

Hi,

I’m Nick. I moved with my family to Canada 6 yrs ago. I feel I’m stuck all the time. Energy gone. I need to un-stuck! I’m blocked within my being. No answers yet, either from mainstream medicine nor religion!

Hope to find at least some of the answers on this course. Let’s see…

[Ani Maria]

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Hi,

I am Anitha. I am here to improve my inner self and to have peace of mind.

[Richard]

Hi,

I am Richard from the U.K. I have been studying various esoteric wisdom traditions from around the globe for approximately 30 years, and I make my living as a Professional Acupuncture practitioner, and  use other related disciplines, such as Sekkotsu (Japanese bone setting.) and various forms of Herbal prescriptions and also Hypnotism.

I have studied with Buddhist monks, and various priests in different types of meditation. I also have a very long background in the Martial Arts.

Kabbalah is something that has cropped up time and again in my endeavours, it’s something I have attempted to understand before from different perspectives and paradigms.

Recently it seems that his knowledge has come, “Knocking on MY door.” By way of the 72 names of G-d and, so I found this course online synchronistically.

[Olga]

Hi, I am Olga from the Czech Republic. I am curious what Kabbalah can teach me.

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