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.

[Judah]

Salve, my name is Judah Makonnen. As a seeker of higher light, I am devoted to knowledge, wisdom and the understanding provided by the Cosmos.

[Jared]

Hi, I’m Jared.  Been watching a lot on YouTube about Kabbalah.  Excited to learn the basics, increase my understanding, and apply them to help me on my path back to the light.  I’ve been working on my certainty a lot lately, so I’m excited to see what else I can learn to apply on my day to day.

[Ana]

Hi. I’m Ana, I’m Portuguese, currently living in the UK. I always felt that something was missing from this puzzle called life. I wish to find the missing pieces x

[Richard]

Hi, I am Richard, and I am in the process of converting to Judaism.

[M Blancha]

Mike, Aurora Colorado. Serious spiritual path for two plus years, manifesting good things. 50’s pronouns are he/him.

[Lisa]

Hi, my name is Lisa. I live in Texas. I’ve been what I guess I consider a yogi, or seeker of truth for about 25 years. I started out an ashtangi, but my practice has evolved much since then. I’m constantly striving to do the right action, and I’m finding that now I’m facing challenges as a mother trying to raise happy, caring humans in a digital age that I feel is both drowning their light as well as my will to provide quality guidance for their journey. I’ve been sitting with these questions for years in a way that is not allowing the light in. As a younger woman in many ways it was easier to be a vessel and to be open. Now I’ll be 50 in a month and find that where my vessel was once porous, it’s now harder. I’m hoping to wet the clay, and maybe reshape my vessel so that the light can shine through me more efficiently, so that I can be a better mom and better human.

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