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.

[Jeffrey]

I want to learn more about my Jewish heritage.
How did my family get from Israel to Russia.

[jorge]

Hello everyone.

My name is Jorge from Dominican Republic, I’m here to learn a lot about  Jewish religion and Kabbalah.

[Hayley]

Hi. I am Hayley, originally from South Africa, and been living in UK for 6 years now. I have reached a point in my life where I feel I am at crossroads, and really want to learn and develop spiritually. I have always been drawn to the mystic, but was raised as a Christian. I feel deeply led to learn about Kabbalah which feels like the right path for me at this time.

[Ehizokhale Encellous]

Greetings to you all. I’m PEE, I’m a Nigerian but I live in Italy. I’m Christian. Apart from the pulpit and altar messages, I have a personal connection with the scripture, with nature and with the universe. However, I look forward to having a deeper connection with the celestial through esoteric knowledge, to live the full reality of my being.

[Aglaya]

Shalom, everybody! I am Aglaya and I come from Germany. I’ve aalways been interested in Jewish thought, philosophy, religion and tradition. I am not Jewish but I feel very connected to Judaism and Israel. I always wanted to learn about the Kabbalah but it wasn’t the right time, nonow I see it very often and I’ve had experiences which bring me nearer to get to know more about it. Now, I am here! Thank you for being there and for letting me learn from you.

[Aaron]

Hello. My name is Aaron Montgomery and I have studied Kabbalah through here years ago. I guess I am back because I have still yet received what I am searching for. I look forward to getting back to it.

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