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.

[Ilana]

Hello,
My name is Ilana. I am originally from Poland. I have lived in the last 40 years in several different places in the world and, currently, I live in Costa Rica. I will be closing my journey next year by returning to Poland.
I am on a spiritual path as long I remember myself. Now at the age of 66, my soul is ready for the final chapter. I was very fortunate to have in life remarkable teachers and mentors to support my development and, once again, I feel so blessed to become a member of Bnei Baruch community. There is nothing else I would rather do with the rest of my life than study Kabbalah.

[Jeremy Schwartz]

Hello, I’m Jeremy

[Diana]

Hello all! My name is Diana and I reside in beautiful San Francisco, CA. More than my roles of being a mother, wife, friend, daughter, sister, etc. I seek to find a deeper connection within that helps me open to finding the balance of loving and accepting others, as well as myself. I seek a practice and daily intention that gives quiet space from the wildness of my mind and helps to align my life with service and connection.

[Lilian]

Hi everyone! My name is Lilian and I live in a small city in southeast of Brazil. I’m at a point in my life where I feel tired of being self-absorbed and living in scarcity — not just materially, but spiritually and emotionally as well. I’m seeking to live a more meaningful life, one that brings me closer and closer to the Creator through the way I live, breathe, believe, and serve. I hope this course will help me deepen that connection and transform the way I see myself and the world.

[Krista]

Hi there! My name is Krista and I live in a desert state in the Western United States but I’ve also lived in Germany and in Pennsylvania. When I was younger, I was fascinated with magickal systems and was introduced to the Kabbalah through Manly P. Hall and his work. I went through a period of Atheism/Agnosticism after I left the religion of my childhood in my 30’s. Recently, through psychedelic experiences and personal revelations, I’ve been drawn to study the Kabbalah and Shamanistic practices–but this time with the eyes of a woman in middle age and not those of a teenager. I stumbled upon the 1-hour course on YouTube and know this is a path I want to learn because it explores ontological questions and desires at this point of my life. Thank you 🙂

[Laura May]

Hello My name is Laura May, I am Canadian currently living in Nicaragua. I am interested in learning more about Kabbalah, as what I know so far makes a lot of sense to me.

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