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.

[Niina Korpela]

Hi There,

 

Im from Finland, learning secrets of universe as lifestyle to understand system, for hope to find happiness, inner peace, following my heart, understanding who I am why we are here and where heading as humankind. Tree of life is familiar, if there been one common vision about creation its been holy tree, stairways to heaven or open link above. Maybe there never been separation in oneness. I felt kind a inner invitation to come in KabU so here I am and open to receive, surprise me. There is still room to learn more about Zohar and ascending finding home through desert, promised land.

[Fernando]

Hi my name is Fernando, I’m originally from Brazil but living in Miami for the past 12 years. I’ve always been drawn to knowledge of the the subtle (spiritual) world. I have studied many different teachings and came to understand there’s something of value in all of them. Kabbalah has always been something I wanted to learn but it had never crossed my path until last week an invitation for this course popped on my Instagram and I immediately signed up.

I honestly prefer to have no expectations and just receive openly what the course has to offer but the videos in the preparation for the course have already affected the way I see things. I can almost say that I have already found what I didn’t even know I was looking for in Kabbalah.

[Kenia]

Hello, my name is Kenia from Atlanta, Georgia. I am eager to learn about the Kabbalah,s wisdom.

[Taylor Newkirk]

Hello,  my name is Taylor Newkirk.  I am from Indiana, USA.  I hope to find peace from the struggle of wondering what my purpose is in this life.

[Kronauer E.L.]

Hi, my name is Eva Lilla, born Hungarian, living in Italy. Before my current life I used to work internationally, hardly ever time for myself. Now I have. I heard many times about Kabbalah, but I have never known what it is. I am in generally curious and I love to spend my time with studies that makes me better, help me to understand the world around us, to improve myself better, while at the same time it connects me to people.

[Jaime]

Good morning all. I am new to this wisdom and I appreciate the opportunity to begin this journey

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