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.

[Daniel]

Hello,

My name is Daniel.
I’m a software engineer and mostly driven by logic. I’m usually good in analyzing complex problems and find solutions to them.

But, something changed in me lately and I struggle to make sense of it…

Sometimes I feel like I don’t belong in this realm because it’s so limited. It’s like I have to settle on what being here is all about and accept it the way it is just because there is no better alternative to being here that I’m aware of.

I feel like this realm structurally fails to produce the right ingredients to accommodate me, but I can’t describe what those ingredients are, where to find them or if they even exist. I feel like I’m stuck in here without purpose and continue to move trough time by inertia. There must be more to it, but I don’t know what is more. None of it is accessible to me. I feel like I’m lost in space while still being here.

So I hope to understand what is going on with me and why those thoughts are in my head. They confuse me.

[Esha]

Hi I’m Esha. I have been trying to heal and ended up going deep into learning spirituality and learning the kabbalah from books and videos have helped me gained better understanding and clarity. I would just like to learn more.  ❤️

[Vukasin]

My name is Vukasin. Since I was a child, I have had exceptionally supernatural events in my life. Today, these same events remind me that I need to reconsider the truth and understanding of the world. I have always had a strong connection with God. I am a chef by profession, and I love philosophy and psychology. I expect to gain knowledge and wisdom from the course.

[Vukasin]

My name is Vukasin Andrejic. Since I was a child, I have had exceptionally supernatural events in my life. Today, these same events remind me that I need to reconsider the truth and understanding of the world. I have always had a strong connection with God. I am a chef by profession, and I love philosophy and psychology. I expect to gain knowledge and wisdom from the course.

[Daiana]

Hi! My name is Daiana. I am from Brazil… and have been studying kabbalah for some years already. Starting again here because of the new kabU, lost all my past study path here… but it will be good to remember this basic and golden concepts!!

[Alberto Velez]

Hello

 

My is Alberto.

Since my early teenage years, I have had experiences of what some would call supernatural, but I called it fellowship with God. Once I became an adult I lost my connect with God, my expectation is to reconnect to God my taking KabU courses.

Thanks!

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