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.

[Anupam Sen Gupta]

Greetings,

I am Anupam Sen Gupta from New Delhi, India.  Age 56.

I am a Creative Professional who drives Emotional Quotient by Engaging with Corporate Teams, a Musician, a Filmmaker & an Author.

I have been exploring various methods to understand myself better for almost 4 decades now. But almost in vain. There are so many questions regarding my own self, the technology that our body is blessed with yet we know not how to access it.

I feel I am detached from my soul completely. And I need to connect with it.

Besides, though the world I live in perceives me as a successful professional, I am empty from inside struggling within with a facade on my face.

I want to learn and understand ways to tap into my inner self and reconnect with my soul.

Guide me.

All the best.

 

 

[Lionel]

Greetings from Cape Town, South Africa.

The Deepest essence of my Being Desires to be Bestowal.

I need experienced guidance; and interaction, with kindred Souls, to Overcome my body and minds’ influence, over my Life, for its own selfish carnal desires.

Best wishes,

Lionel Woodman.

 

[Nadine Roumieh]

TEchouva journey

[Joshie]

I’m Josh from Texas..

This is my second go-around at courses of kabbalah. This time I’m doing it for the purpose of joining a “Ten” afterwards, considering I have failed to do so the first time.. so this is expected to be a pleasant refresher as it’s been a few years since..

[Cole]

Hello everyone! I’m Cole, I’m from Georgia, in the USA, but I currently reside in the Philippines. I have a deep & sincere interest in mysticism, particularly those traditions of the Abrahamic faiths. I have always found the Kabbalistic approach to understanding reality, as well as its approach to the Scriptures (Torah) extremely compelling. I have studied Kabbalah (alongside other aspects of the Western mystery traditions) for some time now, although this has been purely solitary study. In addition to this, I have primarily studied Kabbalah from the Hermetic & Christian Cabalistic perspectives (while also reading the original texts such as the Sefer Yetzirah). While I find these traditions valuable, I would like to learn Kabbalah rooted in the authentic Jewish perspective. I have reached the point where solitary study has become a stumbling block for me, & I seek to study in a structured manner with the guidance of a mentor. God bless & looking forward to learning!

[Richard Gaudet]

Hello, everyone ! I’m Richard, from Ottawa,  Canada. I’m retired with plenty of time to study hidden knowledge  and paricularly in Kabbalah.

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