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.

• This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by Dani Polovets.

[stephen]

hello, i’m stephen.

[hamid rahbar]

Hello , My name is Hamid, I am originally from Iran currently I live in Germany. I am 30 years old .Since my early years in life I was always questioning, where did I came from and why I am the way that I am. Why do I have that and not have the things that I want to have and where I am heading toward. I had struggles in my life which only made me question more about the existence. I tried to find my answer in Philosophy or Religion yet no answer has really convinced me, through some difficulties in my life I was deeply searching till somehow I get to see some of the youtube video of Kabbu on Youtube and the more I watched the Videos the more I liked to watch them more. Since more than one years I am watching most of the videos from  your channel and now I want to become a student and try connecting  with real people . My Goal: Getting 100 percent fulfilled through having the right connection with the creator and revealing my the true “Self”  and the true reality. in other words revealing the creator, Thank you

 

[Dallas]

Hello, I’m Dallas Baldwin, 33 from Ohio, USA. I’ve been interested in Kabbalah for sometime and enjoy many of the insights I’ve gained from it. I prefer to have a more concrete academic led understanding of any subject I take seriously, therefore I reached out and am seeking more Light on the subject. Looking forward to meeting each of you and learning. Shalom.

[Weaver]

Hi all, Nice to be amongst folx who love to learn, happy to be here and excited to connect to the teachings.    ~Weaver

[Magalie]

Hello my name is Magalie

my purpose is to gain a clearer understanding of Torah.

[Olwyn]

Hi.  My name is Maria. I live in England.

 

My intentions are to gain a clearer understanding within all aspects of the  Kabbala.

 

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