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 3 months, 2 weeks ago by Dani Polovets.

[colette]

Hola, my name is colette. Born French, I am living now in Mexico and speak French, English and Spanish. I am in, what the Buddhists call, the 3rd part of my life, the one when you have finished with your social role and begin to seriously ask Who you truly are!  It is very difficult, with one foot in this world, which gets worst everyday, and the other in a world I do not see but profundly know it is the real one.  I have connected with Kabu now because I am trying to be in contact with people who have something in commun with my vision of life, which does not seem possible in my actual surrounding. I guess I am looking for some kind of equilibrium in a world with which I seem to have so little in commun.

[Sherry]

Hello ! My name is Sherry. I am from Taiwan. Have been pursuing esoteric knowledge particular toward Christian mystisim and spiritual path for a few years. Always fascinated about Kabbalah, tree of life, meaning of ancient Jewish alphabet… Stumble into your site while searching topic of Zohar. Looking forward to study this course. Peace Profound.

 

[Jennifer Archie]

Hello! My name is Jennifer and I am seeking a path to become enlightened, to understand myself better so that I may be closer to nature, spirit and animal/humankind. I want to find the light in myself and recognize it in others.

[zohreh]

Hello my dear friends I’m Zohreh .I’m pleasure for being together

[zohreh]

Hello my dear friends. I’m Zohreh and I’m pleasure for being together

[Jerry]

Greetings, all! My name is Jerry. Currently residing in the U.S. I’ve read a little bit about Kabbalah — well, actually the Western esoteric Hermetic Tradition (Qabalah). I’d like to get an understanding of the true, original Kabbalah as a better way to understand my place in the world and maybe, through that, get to know G-D a bit better!

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