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.

[Janika]

Hello, I’m Janika. I have studied Kabbalah independently for many years. I’m looking forward to the course, to learning from the experiences of others, and hope to expand my perspective on these topics.

[awc]

Hello, my name is Andrew. I’m hoping to understand Kabbalah on its own terms. Its influence seems to permeate the history of philosophy, in various stages of disrepair, and I’d like to know what it is when it’s at home.

[antonijs]

Hi

My name is Antony and I have found the meaning of my life in Kabbalah. Now I want to deeply understand and apply Kabbalah.

[Marcy Cheek]

Hi my name is Marcy Ann and I am an Ordained Minister of Metaphysics with an original Pentecostal  background with Speaking in Tongues.   I am blessed by how Jewish people know how much God loves us, not having ever  been indoctrinated with the lies of original sin.

 

[shaymaa bakr]

hi my name is shaymaa  I am searching for meaning of life

i hope to find answers to my questions

[Michele]

My name is Michele. I am a reform rabbi and came across Kabbalah years ago because of an experience I had, officiating at a funeral, standing at the graveside of a very special man who died young, trying to make sense of it all. I have been studying Kabbalah everysince and love to teach what I know to my congregants. I am always looking for more ways to learn about Kabbalah from different teachers so I can pass the information on to others.

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