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.

[elsadek]

“My name is Mohamed. I live in Egypt. I want to learn Kabbalah to understand the truths about the nature of the world we live in. I thank you for providing this opportunity and extend many thanks to my colleagues in this educational course. I hope there will be a translation into Arabic.”

[Albert – KabU Instructor]

Hi Mohamed,

There might already be some materials translated to Arabic.

Check out our portal site for details: https://kab.info/

Albert @ KabU

[Josh Rogge]

My name is josh. I am 36. I’m in a rough chapter of my story. The concepts and teaching of kabbalah resonate with me on several levels. I’ve always appreciated conversation relating to the nature of reality and consciousness; free will. All the information that is all around us completely imperceptible to us.  I’m very introverted until I’m comfortably familiar. So if I’m a bit quiet in the beginning….. guess just  it give it time. My favorite thing in existence is the feeling you get when you and a stranger realize that you are having the exact same thought. I live for those extremely rare connections. Anyways I’m glad to be here.

[Cesar]

Good morning,

I’m Cesar and I read something in an email I received from another company about the Zohar which led me to here and now I’m enrolled in ZabU.

[Shiloh]

My name is Shiloh and I am from North Carolina. I’m 45 yrs old. I have been reading books on Kabbalah for the better part of a decade, but that is all I was doing…reading. Studying. Telling myself I would apply these tools in my life at a later time. Last night I made a conscious decision to not only take the Kabbalah course(s) but to enroll in the monthly KabU site. I would like to learn how to practice Kabbalah, live Kabbalah, and truly attempt to learn Zohar. There are no centers or study groups in N.C. and Ivery much would like to get to know some students, even if its just one to start and maintain a friendship with Kabbalah as our main focus.

[Dawit teklay Elias]

Hii everybody am david fromfrom Eritrea moved to SouthSudan greatly appreciated for kab U and Tony

[Deborah]

Hi,

I’m Deborah from South Africa. I have always been a scholar, looking for a feeling of belonging. I am 64 now and came across information on The Zohar. This resonated with me and so I have decided to take this course to learn more about the ancient wisdom of the Kabbalah and to deepen my Spiritual connection with Source.

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