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.

[Liam]

• Shalom I’m LiLiam I have been dabbling in kabbalah for about 20 years. I also hhave studied Philosophy, Torah and have some Hebrew language skills. I have tried to attend Kabbalah classes in the past but had issues with overcoming the  jargon in traditional synagogue classes. I gravitated to KABU because it was eexplained well and there was a teaching lineage that I ccould trust was authentic Kabbalah.  Looking forward to learning.

[Rachael Morua]

Hello everyone! My name is Rachael and I’m in California, I’ve always been drawn to Kabbalah and have taken a few classes at the Kabbalah center and online with a teacher as well years ago and it’s time to reconnect and open my heart and mind even further.

[Amariyah]

Hi, my name is Amariyah. I’m a student of Divine Source and Life. I’m here to remember and enjoy every experience along the way.

[Angela Dawn]

Hello everyone.  I’m not sure how in-depth I should go so I’ll try to keep it concise.  I was never a religious or spiritual person.  I was maybe even anti-religion.  Then I went through a debilitating and painful but profound and incredible illness because it  left me changed and wanting more.  The cause of my illness was never determined but I thank the Creator.   I started with the Jewish religion because it seemed right and that led me here.

[Gabrael]

Hi my name is Gabrael. I’m here because learning about spirituality is important to me and I’m fascinated with the ideas I have seen from the Kabbalah. I want to learn more about it

[Paulera]

Greetings. This is Paulera. Italian descendant. Brazilian born and bred. A knowledge-seeker seeking knowledge. That simple. Nothing else.

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