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.

[Haz]

Hi there! Returning since a while ago to resume studying Kabbalah!

[Lourdes]

Greetings everyone!

I have been searching for answers to life’s greatest mysteries probably since I learned how to read. I was always taught to fear God, yet love Him; that God loves the sinner, but not the sin (but there was  judgement attached to that); Jesus came to “change the old law” yet, witnessed time and time again how the 10 commandments were quoted to judge others, rather than to love our neighbor. Needless to say, in a world filled with contradictions, I knew and felt there was a Greater Truth, but simply needed to LEARN HOW to connect the dots. I am here, not only to learn how to connect the dots, but to learn how I can apply these universal principles in my life to become a greater extension of our Creator on earth. Sending much love to everyone!

[Tiffany]

Hello Everyone,
My name is Tiffany. Over the past 30 years, I have explored the many belief systems of the world and classical philosophy in the search for “truth”. Despite all that I have read and studied, I still carry a sense of emptiness within me. In my ongoing search for truth and spiritual growth, I came across the podcast “Kabbalah Explained: Why do I feel empty inside?”. After listening to the podcast, I decided to enroll in KabU for a formal and structured introduction to the Kabbalah. My hope is that it will lead me closer to the spiritual knowledge and awareness I have been seeking. I’m excited to have the opportunity to learn and grow spiritually with you all.

Best regards,
Tiffany from Phoenix, Arizona

[Charla]

I have been on spiritual journey since my 3rd near death experience all with OOB experiences. This last one was untreatable cancer. I have learned to self heal and hopefully reverse the cancer. I have been studying numerous belied systems for more of a wholistic treatment approach. The most effective is sound healing, mediation and deep breathing. Deep inside I know what I’m doing, but I don’t know I know. All sources have said to do everything I’m already doing. I have seen lots of progress, but don’t want to miss any mystical teachings. There’s where Kabbalah comes in. I have tried to read some on my own, but it’s just a little more difficult to ascertain exactly the premise.
These course will hopefully prepare me to read deeper multiple resources and understand and comprehend what’s need to be effective in my spiritual and physical healing.

[Hasmik]

Hello

[Natasha]

Natasha. I wanna learn Hebrew and study Kabbalah at the same time.

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