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, 2 weeks ago by Dani Polovets.

[Lily]

Hello, looking to start my journey into Kabbalah and am here to learn this great wisdom.

[Janina Paasonen]

I’m Christian based finnish university theologist and wish to find the explanation of reality from Kabbalah

[Dominique]

Hi, I’m Dom. And I’m here in search of practical attainment of Kabbalah.

[Tiago Azambuja Rodrigues]

Hello.

I’m Tiago, from Brazil — Just some open to learning.
After a long time, I’m finally starting my jouney withe the Bnei Baruch Institute.

Best regards to all of you.

[Erynne]

Hello, I’m Erynne. I’ve been studying Kabbalah on and off for a few years now. My roots are Christianity, but I feel like I’ve grown out of that “fishbowl.” There feels to be so much more to this existence, so much more beyond, like a massive, unseen piece is missing, just out of reach. When I was young, my greatest desire in the world beyond everything else was to “see the face” of my Creator; He, instead, showed me His heart.  At this point, I want to connect more with Him.

[Terence]

Hi Tony. Thank you for your time, love, and efforts you have made to present this wonderful and most essential course of profound teachings for us all. I am both excited and humbled to learn and study with you. I watched both your YouTube video teachings of Kabbalah and am keen to further expand the development through the grace and love of Almighty Hashem to elevate the unified collective soul of humanity toward Tikkum Olam. I am 52 years of age and currently in Saigon, Vietnam. Hoping to go to America soon. I was born in South Africa, South African. Looking forward to delving deeper into the most fascinating and Historical teachings, for the present and future upliftment of humanity to a higher level of awareness and total collective consciousness. Thank you very much. Baruch Hashem. Blessed is He. Amen.

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