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.

[Kirah Caminos]

Hi! My name is Kirah. I have been intrigued by Kaballah for many years but never formally took a course. I am Jewish, was raised by Jewish parents and raising my children Jewish. Kaballah speaks to me because I feel it can cross and align bridges between Judaism and my spiritual goals. I feel Kaballah is applicable to all religions and people of all backgrounds and I am very excited for this journey!

[Bonnie]

My name is Bonnie. I’ve been being taught Kabbalah for over 16 years.  The teachings have been taught in a way in an evasive manner, which is probably the best approach for this group.  Once I realized that this was Kabbalah teachings my desire grew because coming from a Pentecostal background, I was able to connect because it felt familiar but yet more intense.  I’ve always had a deep desire to know my true purpose based on what Hashem has for had for me to do. In my search for “authentic Kabbalah”, I have been captivated by your teachings.  Thank you for such articulate teachings. It seems I get a teaching by the Neshamah right before a lesson.  It’s amazing!!!

[Mercy]

My name is Mercy and I have been on a kaballah journey and seeking to further understand and attain as much knowledge and understanding for my spiritual growth and journey

[Yeva Pankrut]

Hello, my name is Yeva. I have been interested in spiritual subjects for a while now but I guess was not ready to begin the path just yet. Lately things have changed and it seems it lead me to where I need to be at the moment. I read somewhere that all that required is sincere desire for truth and willingness to approach the mystery humbly. It seems like a good start. “He who has ears to hear, let him hear.”

[Hope Bandawe]

Hi,my name is Hope Bandawe

[renee]

My name is Renee and live in Netherlands. Ive always been a student in envolving the Self. It’s time to bring things learned into practice. Teach me. We are one.

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