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.

[Ramar]

Hello,

I have been a searching person all my life. I’ve walked a lot of esoteric paths. Unfortunately, I had a stroke at the beginning of this year. I’m making reasonable recovers. I would like my ratio to be less dominant and act more from my feelings.

Warm regards Ramar

[Joy]

Hi, my name is Joy and I am exploring enlightenment, a better way of living life. I am grateful for those willing to share the wisdom of Kabbulah.

[Oscar]

Hello, my name is Oscar. I’ve been reading some books about  kabbalah, I’ve found it very interesting and I’d like to delve into it more profoundly. Thank you for this opportunity of being here.

[Ari]

Hello, I’m Ari  and I’m here for many of the same reasons as everyone else. The rabbi at my shul is considering leading a study of the Zohar sometime in late Oct, so I figured I’d get a head start.

[Malka]

Good morning/evening:

Long time watching/listening/reading & thinking about. Why Kabbalah?  maybe is that I need to know Hebrew language, or Aramaic or perhaps digging in some religions.

Well I am here in a virtual reality, with virtual… every thing.

Are we part of… What, with What, for What. I exist because YOU exist or is the other way around? In any case, do I will remain when you go, will you?

In the Meanwhile… Regards… . Wait!!.  Is remembering the same reality or is a new one?

I’m dying to find out!!!

 

[Allen]

Hello to all!  A long-time student of religion and history. Even though my life is very good, internal satisfaction eludes me. No expectations for this course, except perhaps to learn and grow to better understand myself, the world in which I live, and the one who created it.

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