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.

[Susan]

Hi my name is Susan from New York. Lately, I’ve been really curious about discovering my true self and figuring out my purpose in life. I’ve started exploring Kabbalah, and I’m excited to see where this journey takes me.

[macdonald]

Hello i am macodald fro south africa

i would like to know more of the book of truth for understand that ignorance of the truth has no defense…so i just want to be aware of the truth all the time avoid useless life dramas..lolest

[Nikki]

Hello all, I’m Nikki from Seattle.
I grew up in a Protestant Christian home. However I don’t follow any religion. I have been more curious about Jewish faith and Kabbalah ever since I learn about it.
I want to learn more about it and find some sort of meaning to life questions.

[Valerie V. Hammond]

Hi, my name is Valerie and I am from Chicago.  I am here because of my desire to dig deep.  I started reading  the Apocrypha which has a book called the Book of Creation or the Sefer Yetzirah.  I began to dive into understanding the Sephiroth, which took me to you tube and a course by one of your Professors about the Tree of Life, which lead me here to KabU.  I’m here to get a deeper understand of God!

[Sue]

Good Morning From Ireland! My name is Sue. I have been on a spiritual journey for a while now and joined KabU this year. I am enjoying the science of Kabbalah and its teachings. I am incorporating it into my daily life for clarity and understanding of this world and the higher spiritual realm.
Thank You!  I look forward to this next part of the journey.

[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!

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