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.

[greg]

ı am yunus, ı am very curious about kabbalah, what kind of thing is included?

[Ronny Cervantes]

Hello Everyone,

My name is Ronny Cervantes and I live in Lee, Florida. I have been studying spiritual science mostly by myself for about five years. The wisdom of Kabbalah has always grasped me and pulled me in to learn more. I have studied other types of wisdom and mysticism and they all point to Kabbalah as a root source. So now I look forward to learning as a group together and further the wisdom of Kabbalah some more. Thank you.

[David]

I’m David G from near Seattle in the USA. Though I participate somewhat several years in Kabbalah studies here, only now I finish Kabbalah revealed 1 and 2.

 

See you in Kabbalah in action.

[Raf]

Hi Everyone, my name is Raf.

Came across a video series from AriFilms on Kabbalah.  I have thousands of videos on other topics and the Kabbalah series from AriFilms provided deep answers to some questions I had.  The answers felt satisfying and complete for my current understanding.

Joining here to learn more and see where it goes.  I recently came to realize I’ve always been on a spiritual path.  Now looking to make sense of what I’ve been experiencing and hopefully discover more about myself.

[Clinton]

I am familiar with the King James, but it seems watered down through time and translation.  I am beginning to learn the Hebrew alef bet / vet.  I wish to understand the origins of each letter slowly as i consider myself as a child learning a new language.  I’ve just begun listening to related pod casts and am frustrated regarding the lack of direct resources to exact meanings / translations as i begin learning.  This presents initial misgivings.  That’s ok.  Patience.

[Tammy Ardoin]

Hello Clinton, Have you thought of getting a Hebrew/English Tanakh? I absolutely love mine, and it does help to have the Hebrew next to the English when learning to read Hebrew. Good luck!

[Sebastian]

Sebastian here, constantly thinking about the topic. Weaving it into the fabric of reality by perceiving and attaining.

Living in Germany, Bavaria, need to revisit this knowledge, need access to Torah. My brain is in the dessert in this regard.

happy to have you all and thanks for continuity

 

[Clinton]

Thank you.  I will get there.  Thank you for your thoughts and time.

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