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.

[Mevurach]

I am a soul beyond name and form, seeking deeper wisdom and self-realization. I expect this course to expand my awareness and provide insights that align with my journey of awakening and truth.

[Sharon]

Hello, I’m Sharon from the mid-west, USA.  I have been searching for a long time and I hope by studying the Kabbalah that I will finally find direction. I look forward to the courses.

[Jeannette Stanton]

Hi, my name is Jeannette. I Live in NY. I am 53yo with 3 daughters ages 32, 20 and 18.
I have been on a journey that started in August of 2018 and have had some very low points along the way. A very dear friend suggested that I learn about Kabbalah to help bring my journey full circle.
I am very much looking forward to meeting and getting to know the people here – and myself.

[Alan]

Hi

[M.Hossein S.Farvashani]

shalom salam

I am Mohammad from Isfahan, Iran.
For years, I have traveled a path full of ups and downs in search of the sources of knowledge, and I have learned that the water at the source is much more refreshing.
Along my path, as a person surrendering to God, I have learned and traveled through religions one by one until I stepped into the valley of Kabbala in search of the source of truth.

• This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by M.Hossein S.Farvashani.

[Harrison]

Hello,

My birth name is Harrison, but I also go by my chosen name L.A.M. (Lux Animae Meae).
I was very interested in higher education and “intelligence” in my earlier years, though it was a great source of egotism and arrogance for me. I have over the last decade decided to focus on spirituality and working with others, specifically youth. I currently work as a youth counselor at a Juvenile Detention Center and I absolutely enjoy being able to invest into some of the most vulnerable youth on a daily basis. I have read many books on ancient and hermetic philosophy, including ones on the topic of the Kabbalah. I have recently had a strong breakthrough, so to speak, in my spiritual practices and I am seeking more detailed instruction, as I am aware that there are many aspects of sacred knowledge that are not written and only passed down directly from teacher to student.

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