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.

[Sammi]

Hi Everyone!

I am Sammi. My interest in Kabbalah was first piqued when I visited Tzfat in Israel and had the pleasure of speaking with a local artist who created paintings rooted in Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism. I had left this interest on the back burner for the last 10 or so years, focusing on other things, however recently I am feeling called to open these doors and dive in to gain a better understanding of my own spirituality and the world around me, especially in such chaotic and uncertain times. I look forward to learning with all of you from around the world, and to gain new perspective.

[Shannon Phillip]

I have been on a spiritual journey for just over a year, seeking more indepth understanding in the fundamentals of our existence and how we interact with it. I found the youtube videos which lead me to this course. As others have mentioned, thank you for making this so accessible to help us on this important personal journey. We are truly grateful.

[David Philip Daiha]

I am David Philip Daiha from Nigeria. My expwith life experience the spirituality of life entirely led me to the Kabala. I was a victim of a spiritual attack that nearly took my life. I wish to understand nnature in itself completely and I hope to achieve this in KabU. Thanks.

[Nico Sosa]

On a search for truth and understanding

[Katerina]

Hello, my name is Katerina, I have been studying with all sorts of mystical schools, including basics of Kabbalah. I am glad I found this course, as I want to fill in the gaps and do more than just self-study (which often lead me astray). Thank you for making this course so accessible!

 

[Sandor]

My name is Sandor. I am from Hungary. I have found Kabbalah on YouTube. Based on what I learned there, I experienced a spiritual awakening that I think is a level of attainment. I have many desires, pains, sufferings, and loves. I am happy to share the experience with my friends here and learn from authentic sources explained properly by a good teacher.

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