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.

[Sherry]

<li style=”text-align: center;”>Hi my English name is Sherry but my Jewish name is Michyah. I am 61yrs old and a recent convert, through a Kosher Mikvah. I have been feeling the pull to learn more about Kabbalah and the Zohar. It was amazing that I came across this course and I look forward to learning all the HaShem has for me!!!✡️

[Lana]

Hi my name is Lana.  I need to know and understand more: the people, the world, and, ultimately, Hashem.  Even if it is impossible to know anything at all with my mind, maybe it will help me to listen to my soul.

[karin ebner]

my name is Karin, i study with bnei baruch since about 20 years and continue kabbalah, because its the right way  for me

[Kathy]

My name is Kathy.  I am seeking a spiritual path and practice that resonates with me.

[Joyce]

My name is Joyce. I had a spiritual experience in January of 2021 that started me on a path of spiritual awakening. I have been interested in Kabbalah for about a year now. I misunderstood it, thinking it was part of “Judaism”. I believe that Kabbalah is one path that leads to the Creative Source.. My spiritual “journey” has been quite diverse. Looking forward to learning more .

[Erin B]

The need is real. That’s why I’m here.

E.B.

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