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.

[Sandra]

Hello, my name is Sandra and I live in Texas. I want to connect with others because alone I have come to a point where I just don’t feel like I’m growing. I understand that the wisdom of kabbalah is all about human connection. So I’m here to connect, grow and learn with an open heart.

[mario]

hi everybody,

My name is Mario and i live in the Netherlands Europe.

i am catched with the virus of esotheric studies about 10 years ago, now i wish to learn about The Kabbalah.

i want to become wise and improve myself , also to satify my curiosity regarding the meaning of life.

good luck to everybody!

[Ale]

Hi everyone! I’m Ale from Dominican Republic. I’m here because I think I was “led” here and because I want to improve myself so that I can later help others improve.

[Joshua Ajang]

Hi everyone

I hope you are doing well at the school, am Ajang Joshua Kuol from Africa dark continent, Country South Sudan in East Africa region my interest to the Kabbalah i would like to join the free world realities and truth about tree of life and also helping myself psychologically and spiritually boosting, please received me as all you can.

Regards

Ajang Joshua

[Leslie]

Hello my name is Leslie. I am looking forward to expanding my awareness and just gaining knowledge and understanding.

[Wendi]

I was searching for answers to “life’s persistent questions” in he early 90’s when I watched a documentary narrated by Israeli foreign minister Abba Eban “Heritage- Civilization and the Jews” and a movie I watched with friends “A Night with the King,” based on the Book of Esther. I have declared myself and following the teachings of Jesus Christ I have been lead to explore the roots of our faith, the Torah, and the Kabbalists. I am a chemist working in our family laboratory business Analytech since 1981. In the 80’s and early 90’s we had the pleasure to hire immigrants from the old Soviet republics, several of which were Jewish in origin. They each went on to productive and happy lives in the US, some of whom we have kept in touch with over the years. I’m a father of four children, one perished, and have four beautiful grandchildren.

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