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.

[Luis]

Hello, I’m Luis, 55 yo, from Guadalajara, Mexico.

As I have read on the first teachings, I feel I’m stuck in a Darkness-Spark Awakens loop for nearly 10 years, maybe a little more.

I’ve tried several approaches to find answers. My expectation is that these teachings may be the key to settle and move forward.

[Danielle]

Hi I’m Danielle from Sacramento, California. I hope to learn as much as I can about Kabbalah and apply it to my life.

[Mim Maldonado]

Hi, My name is Miriam Maldonado from Albuquerque.  I heard a wonderful podcast about Kabbalah and am interested in learning more.

[Lorraine]

Greetings Everyone

My name is Lorraine- Nokuthula, I am 32 years old and based in South Africa.

My interest in Kabballah stems from the vision I had when I was 15 years old, in the vision I saw a literal tree & I heard a voice command, ” Eat the tree and the bread of life” ,ever since I’ve been in search of the meaning until I came across the concept of Kabballah which on an internal level resonated with the tree part of my vision.

The video of Kabballah explained in 60 minutes brought me here and am looking forward to what each moment will unfold into…am open to the beauty of this experience in whatever shape or form it chooses to reveal itself to me.

[Hope Bandawe]

Hi,my name is Hope Bandawe.

[Jeffrey]

My name is Jeffrey.

I’m 43 and manage a pet food store.

I want to learn more about Kabbalah to see what it can teach me about myself. Why am I alive? How can I make the most of my time here on Earth? What could I meaningfully achieve in a temporary life? What does it mean for my next experience after this life? How am I limiting myself and why?

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