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.

[Leila Havran]

Greetings from Prague, Czechia. My name is Leila, I am a 42-year-old wife and a mother of two.

I’ve always had the urge to know what’s behind this world. And often felt alone with this enthusiasm.

Tried many paths, isms, and ways of thought, yet still SOMETHING was just not right, not complete. Until I found Kabalah, through Torah and Jewish studies for Gentiles. I am a true Kabalah beginner in terms of concepts, terminology and structure, yet the wisdom of Kabalah feels so familiar, so known to me.

And I can’t but follow this urge to know, to get into it completely. And so I am here, with you all.

Thank you for accepting me and may the Light enlighten us all.

[Alla]

Hello. My name is Alla. Originally from Kiev , Ukraine. I immigrated to Canada in 1979. I am 61.  I got married to a Muslim many years ago and had 5 children with him. After divorce I started searching for a spiritual path that feels right. I am Jewish but I wasn’t interested in learning in synagog.  When I found Kabbalah it spoke to me. I want to learn Judaism through that path.

[Alla]

Hi!

My name is Alla. I am recently retired computer programmer. Mother of 3 beautiful , smart  daughters. Always was interested in the questions who we really are, why we are here and is there more to everything than meets the eye .

[Janice]

Greetings from the James Bay frontier in Ontario Canada. My name is Janice and I’m in my 70th year … formed in the charism of divine mercy … retired psychiatric rehabilitation practitioner … OSINT volunteer with Project 1591. My expectation is to gather an upgrade in mystical perception.

[Robert Vrgoč]

Hello, my name is Robert, I m from Croatia. Happy to learn more

[joe]

Im joe ferretti all I know is that I know nothing

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