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.

[Ann]

Hi I’m Ann Marie and I’m relatively new Kabbalah and very excited to expand my knowledge and practices.  It is lovely to meet everyone on the course.

[Jo’el]

Hello friends! My name is Joel (pronounced Jo-elle) and I live in New England. Kabbalah has been an intriguing subject for me for a couple decades but this is the first time I’ve taken a deep dive into studying it. I’ve been a Buddhist for a long time but I have been feeling that there is much knowledge inside of me that I have not tapped into and I am hoping Kabbalah can help to uncover it.

[Sue]

Hi All,
Sue here from Ireland, I look forward to being part of this wonderful journey with you. I love the teaching of Kabbalah. It has opened up a whole new prospective for me. I see everything in a completely different light and I hope to advance in my studies.
thank you!

[JUSTIN]

Hello. I am from the USA, and have been diving into deeper spiritual teachings.  Looking for to learning and growing!

[Jonathan]

I am Jonathan McElligott, I was born in 1985, and I am from the Highlands of Scotland. I’ve always been aware of the Kabbalah, but I only recently became aquatinted with the Jewish mystical texts as my interest in Western Occultism grew. I have recently been reading Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn material and the Esoterica YouTube channel is very illuminating regarding these matters. I’ve been battling to learn the Hebrew alphabet with a long-term goal to be able to read one day. It feels natural to connect with a Kabbalah community to nurture my growth regarding this science of the spirit.

[Daniel Singer]

Hi I’m Danny. Born in USA half romanian. Looking forward to learning more about the creator and acting on it.

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