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.

• This topic was modified 2 weeks, 5 days ago by Dani Polovets.

[Aglaya]

Hi, Tony! Thank you so much for this opportunity! I’m very eager to learn! As I was saying, I feel very drawn to this topic. I respect it a lot an for that reason, I was kind of distant to it but still eager to know more about it! Then I found you! Thank you!

[Aglaya]

Hi, all! I’m Aglaya from Germany and I’ve always been curious about this topic. Since some years ago, I started to get Information about it randomly. Besides the fact that I read about Jewish philosophy and believe. Thank you for this opportunity!

[Julie]

Hi Everyone,

My name is Julie and I live in Dunedin, New Zealand.  I have been interested in Kabbalah for about 20 years, but feel I only have an introductory grasp.  It has been calling me to go deeper since 2020 and I am grateful for this course.

[Tracey]

Kia ora from Auckland New Zealand

My name is Tracey, I have been on my spiritual journey for 5 years now, I just follow my path where ever it takes me and learning about the kabbalah is my next adventure which I am looking forward to and meeting like minded souls.

[Lorie]

Hi,

Lorie, here. I am a French Canadian from Montreal. I am facinated and very curious about Kabbalah and the tree of life I know the tree is just a part of it). I do not know anything about it except a few bits (about the tree of life). I do not practice any religion, but I am on a spiritual pathe.I envision Kabbalah as a philosophy and a way of living. I am interested to understans and know more.

[Benjamin]

Hi all, Ben here from NYC. I’ve always considered myself more spiritual than religious or observant in terms of my faith in Judaism. I took a very brief intro to Kabbalah class summer as I’ve always been fascinated by it and I’m hoping to take a deeper dive as a way to better understand and be more connected with myself, others, and the life and world in which we live.

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