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.

[Max]

Hi,
My name is Max. I grew up attending a Catholic grade school. I used to pray frequently, and as I grew older my questions got deeper. I couldn’t find the answers I was looking for, and I turned my back on an idea of a creator. Recently, after graduating college, my questions about a deeper meaning for life came back. My path has lead me here, and I am excited to learn.

[Regi George]

Hello all! My name is Regi, and I am from India. As a seeker, learner and believer, I have lived the former part of my life in an existential crisis and the latter half leading up to this point trying to understand my spiritual identity. Kabbalah seems Godsend and has come at a very opportune time. I sense it might just hold the key that can help me connect the dots of all that I have been perennially struggling to make sense of within.

[Helton Carvalho]

Hello, my name’s Helton, I’m from Brazil and since late 2016 I’ve been looking into Kabbalah, being able to actually study it after seeing about Kosinec’s Kabbalah Revelead on YT. After KabU developed, I’ve decided to be part of it.

I’m sort of a crafter, do not socialize that much, so I spend my time blueprinting and looking for interesting stuff inbetween.

[Michael]

Hello, my name is Michael. I am 61 years old and hope to retire within 5 years from industrial electrical work. I arrived late to Kabbalah but nevertheless am interested to learn about all its offerings today in a more structured format.

[Sarah]

Hi my name is Diantha I am new here I also am learning crack the Hebrew code 🥰🥰 I was always interested in Kabbalah .

[Ashley]

Hello- my name is Ashley. My father passed away a month ago, but not before we found out that we believed the same thing: energy cannot be created nor destroyed. It can only transform. The spiritual and physical experiences I had as he was actively passing were unlike anything I’ve been a part of. They verified that what we believed is true!

When browsing for some art ideas for his memorial, I ran across Kabbalah and Malachim lettering. So much of what is taught in Kabbalah is  aligned with my personal beliefs. I am excited to see what this is all about <3

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