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]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Hola, soy Humberto, quiero profundizar el conocimiento  del mundo espiritual . Gracias por ser mis compañeros de viaje.</p>

[Augustine K]

Hi Friends – my name is Augustine with a pentecostal  Christian background – with a longing to understand the Torah in a true and  more realistic way because so far I understand the book is not talking about any secular history at all.

At the beginning of the year-2021, I luckily stumbled into an intriguing and informative lectures with Dr.Laitman on the kabbalah info youtube  channel on “Bible secrets explained by kabbalah”- in my search for the meaning, causation of life, and how really I should relate to the Torah(Bible) in a most personal level.

I am hoping to know the meaning and causation of life and  learn with the help of the wisdom of kabbalah and you my friends  how to connect towards attaining correction.

 

[David Leaven]

Hello all; I’m David living on the East Coast.  Looking for the tools navigate the 125 deg of correction – hopefully in one shot while making brighter the collective soul along the way!!

[Phil]

Phil from Maryland, USA.  Raised Christian, but not  a regular church-goer.  Still, have always been very curious about various  religions and  philosophies.  Lots of  audio-books from Depak Chopra, but after listening to your YouTube videos, I was interested in the more active/thinking approach, than meditation characteristic of Eastern approaches.

My only exposure to Kabbalah in the past was hearing that Lady Gaga was “into it”, and then freaked-out, and had to have people sleep with her at night because she was getting “spooked”.  Generally, Kabbalah is characterized as “dark Jewish magic” in things I’ve read, but I don’t believe everything I read.

The YouTube videos have me “curious”…

[Solomon]

Shalom. Ani Solomon from Atuna, Yavan.

[Ravi]

Hi,

My name is Kiran and I am from India. Trying to understand and learn more about Kabbalah.

 

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