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 months, 3 weeks ago by Dani Polovets.

[Wende]

Hello,
I am seeking knowledge that will guide me with builing my connection to the Creator as I navigate my life experiences and Journey.

[Margo]

Hello,

My name is Margo.  I want to obtain a deeper level of spirituality with God.  I want to learn how I can use Kabbalist practices to improve my overall life spiritually.

[Oliver]

Hello from Frankfurt in Germany.
Even as a child I always felt drawn to God and was fascinated by spiritual things. I spent many years in charismatic churches and left as I had too many conflicts with the teachings. My love and yearning for God however never left and recently has become incredibly intense. I asked him to guide me and to help me find a way to get closer to Him again. This is how I have now joined this course and am looking forward to learning about receiving with the intent on giving!

[josephine]

Good Day!
I’m Josephine from here in Manila.

I’ve been into studying spirituality since 2017. I want to learn more and expand my consciousness to understand this soul’s life journey.

I want to learn on how to reconnect with my soul purpose, removing blockages, and raise certainty in everyday lives.

[Christina]

Hello,

I’m Christina and this pathway suddenly opened up to me from a vision interpreted by a powerful teacher Ghada Abdo. I began watching Rav Leitman videos soon after to become acquainted with some of the guiding principles and also listened to Tony’s very articulate and heartfelt videos. I also had a direct experience of the idea “None Else Besides Him” that moved me further to find out more and here I am. I’m excited to see how these powerful teaching unfold in my daily life. And how they can take me to the next level of perception of the Creator.

Thank you!

Christina

[Troy]

Hi, All really interested in learning more. I was a fanatical Christian now leaning more to being an atheist but still hungry for the truth. Looking forward to learning.

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