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 2 weeks, 5 days ago by Dani Polovets.

[Olanya Amos Kilama]

Olanya K Amos From Uganda, very happy to be here now, I’ve been learning alone in the background from previous lessons but now jumping in class like this feels even more awesome.

[Robert George]

• Robert Smith from South Africa. Currently if of merit no religion as such, yet on a path of discovery and obtaining wisdom in a spiritual level, believing the ancient teachings could only stimulate this inner quest for truth.

[Shannie Alvarez]

Hello, I am a spiritual writer and have been writing from a non-Jewish perspective, but I identify a lot with Kabbalah concepts. I am here because I believe Jews and non-Jews are in marriage much like the man and the woman. I write mostly on this idea. My perspective is very philosophical and my influences have mostly come from Judeo-Christian sources but I believe that all thought is meant to unite as ONE. Thank you for offering this free course. It is very encouraging information that I am happy is now available so freely to the world.

[Lionel Rasquinha]

Hi, my name is Lionel Rasquinha, am an Indian, living in Mumbai. I am looking forward, through this course, to enhance my spiritual level.

[Michaela Lv]

Hi everyone,I’m Michaela from china,and very excited about my  Kabbalah learning.

[Mira Brooks]

Hi, my name is Mira, and I reside in Texas. I am looking forward to learning more about Kabbalah and gaining insights related to it. One day, I would like to contribute to help create a more peaceful and harmonious world, where we respect the rights of others. Instead of seeking out short sighted, profit-driven motives, we should seek to uplift others and take care of our planet.

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