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    Introduce yourself to your fellow students. Write a few words about yourself and about what you expect from the course.

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      victoria
      Participant

      Hello.
      My name is Vicky and I live in the South of England. I am so excited to find myself here. Ive been searching for something for such a long time and it finally feels like Ive found my path home.

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      jingyu
      Participant

      Hello my name is jingyu wang. I am here to learn.

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      Heather
      Participant

      Hello my name is Heather. I am here to learn.

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      Yael Ahava
      Participant

      Shalom My name is Yael Ahava from Jerusalem Israel,I studied Music and alternative healing, i’m Jewish and for me, study Kabbalah, is something that i feel it comes with my neshama. I love very much study Judaism  and Kabbalah, is very important to complete my studies.Kabbalah has the keys to open the door of the Torah and understand all the meaning of the spiritual life.
      I just want to focus my life in Kabbalah and be focus on the porpoise of my life, spiritual life.

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      Nadia
      Participant

      Hello ! My name is Nadia and I live in Somerset in the UK.

      My spiritual path has led me to Kabbalah and from what I have gleaned so far I am so glad to be at this point of learning more! I teach Kundalini Yoga and feel that this will enhance my life and  my teaching as well as my family’s life🙏😊 Sat Nam

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      Steven
      Participant

      Hey everyone! My names Steven Gomez. I’m an artist and writer who’s always studies multiple religious practices and found a lifelong interest in finding my connection with the Creator.

      I’m glad to find Kabbalah finally and find a path that sounds so familiar but completely unknown to me. I’m looking forward to learning so much more here.

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