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.

[Denise]

Hi, my name is Dee and I live in the UK. Here to learn and hopefully expand my consciousness and be a more giving person.

 

[Harlon]

Good Morning,

I am Harlon. Im from Indiana, USA. I’m here by divine appointment, or so I hope to discover.  With a focus on self-discovery and growth, I’m searching for the answer to the meaning and purpose of life. What’s it all about anyway?

[Robert]

Hi My name is Robert. I am from the state of Maryland. I am interested in learning the wisdom of Kabbalah to discover the purpose of our existence and the creation at large.

[Arsenije Kojadinovic]

Hello everyone,

 

I am Arsenije, currently living in New York, but originally from Serbia. I have been inconsistently reading and trying to learn about Kabbalah, hopefully this course will provide some groundwork for my future study. Good luck to all of you in your endeavors.

[V C]

I tried to post my intro on 11/2/21, but I don’t see it here — although many of you look familiar.  I’ve completed the first week since then, but here’s what I posted then:

Good Morning. My name is Virginia and I live in California. By coincidence, this is election day [11/2/21] in the US state of “Virginia” — a good day to start this course again? I’ve studied Kabbalah in a haphazard way on and off for many years. Each time I do some reading or start a course, my monkey mind jumps away and I return to the loneliness of the ego. Today, my intention is to remain connected to the Light that radiates from the Creator through our teachers — past and present — with deep gratitude the holy work of KabU, B’nei Baruch, Rabbi Laitman, Tony Konsinec, and all of you.

 

[Liina]

Hello!

Im Liina from Estonia. Glad to be here, Im here in hope of improving myself. All the best to everyone.

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