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.

[Christina]

Hello,

I’m Christina and this pathway suddenly opened up to me from a vision interpreted by a powerful teacher Ghada Abdo. I began watching Rav Leitman videos soon after to become acquainted with some of the guiding principles and also listened to Tony’s very articulate and heartfelt videos. I also had a direct experience of the idea “None Else Besides Him” that moved me further to find out more and here I am. I’m excited to see how these powerful teaching unfold in my daily life. And how they can take me to the next level of perception of the Creator.

Thank you!

Christina

[Troy]

Hi, All really interested in learning more. I was a fanatical Christian now leaning more to being an atheist but still hungry for the truth. Looking forward to learning.

[Bryan Summers]

Hi Everyone. I’m Bryan tuning in from the world’s most isolated city, Perth, Australia. I found this course after choosing to lean in to a renewed feeling of spiritual desperation. I’ve had a casual interest in Kabbalah and Hermetics for a few years but I now feel pulled to study them more deeply. I’m happy to be here with you all and hope the feelings of my physical isolation can be somewhat alleviated by being apart of this like minded community.

[Jennifer]

Hello all! My name is Jen and I’m excited to be here and to learn from the lessons and from those of you within this community.

[William]

Hello. Glad to be here

[Nora Shull]

Hello! I’m Nora From North Carolina.
I have been meaning to study Kabbalah for quite some time now. I’ve studied different religions, philosophies and, have converted to Judaism over the past year. I’m happy to be here.☀️

[Danielle]

Hi Nora!

I’ve also studied many world religions, including the Dharmic religions. Having been raised Christian (Catholic), I felt many of my questions couldn’t be answered and I’ve also been thinking about converting for ~5-6 years now (after researching for ~10-12 years). How was the conversion process, and was it Orthodox or Reform?
Grateful for any insight you can share.

[Author]

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