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.

[Anonymous]

Hi there,
I’m here because I’m seeking to understand the meaning of life, my purpose, and how I can contribute in my own unique way. I’ve read books that have helped improve my quality of life, and some of them have been particularly useful. However, my Catholic upbringing didn’t always resonate with me, and I often felt like it centered on guilt and shame. Growing up, I experienced both ups and downs, but I’ve had many fulfilling moments. At this point, I feel like I’ve accomplished everything I was supposed to do. I don’t want to feel burned out or complacent. I need guidance and a new path toward self-discovery, self-healing, and shedding the pain and chaos that continue to surface.

[Maria Escurra]

I’m here to learn

[Jose Enrique]

Hello, my name is José and I’m writing from Mexico. I don’t come from a Jewish family, but my father was invited to study with them years ago and had access to your knowledge. I’m interested in learning more to improve my relationship with God, my quality of life, and to contribute something positive to the world, especially by helping less fortunate people. By the way, I don’t speak English; I’m using a translator, but I’m already learning more.

[Albert – KabU Instructor]

Hi Jose,

This course is in English. We also have courses in other languages that you can find in this link: https://www.kab.info/

Albert @ KabU

[David Leitão]

Hello. I am David from Portugal. I am a Clinical Psychologist who is specialized in Addictions. I am a great professional.

Yet, always … not satisfied in life. I have tried lots of tools. Nothing works. So… Who knows if this is the path that makes a… click?

• This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by David Leitão.

[elson]

Hello, My name is Elson. What brought me here is to be able to understand kabbalah and for spiritual growth.

[Tajča]

Hi, I started studying Kabbalah a year and a half ago, and I’ve been applying its teachings in my everyday life. It feels as though I’m remembering something we forgot at birth. Through Kabbalah, I understand life much more clearly, and that’s why I would love to discover as many layers of its deep wisdom as possible and continue deepening my understanding.

[Author]

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