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.

[Maria Natividad]

Hola mi nombre es María este curso espero que nos ayude a encontrar las herramientas para lograr llegar a la plenitud a la que hemos sido llamados.

[Mark Bayne]

Hello. I am Mark. I’m new to this. Just here to see what it is all about.

[Meta]

Hello fellow Kabbalah students, my name is Meta, I live in Vienna, Austria and I’m really excited to be here and to be given this unique opportunity to advance spiritually. I’m a lover of nature and animals and I’m in constant awe and appreciation with everything around me that the creator has created. I’m seeking answers because I feel increasingly helpless about our negative impact on this precious planet earth.

Right now, I don’t see the light at the end of the tunnel because we are living a lie on a humongous scale. World-wide there are totally unnecessary abhorrent daily practices in place for the sake of gaining more money, more status, and more of everything except more altruism and consciousness. Life, it seems, is all about attaining more “things” regardless of the cost to other living beings, the environment and our own survival. I’m running of time to learn why I am here and I am looking to advance my soul before it’s too late – I am haunted by the thought that I might leave this earth before taking one step in the right direction without gaining the knowledge of how to correct my errors. How can I make a difference? How can I expand my consciousness to include every living soul and not lose sight of my own existence? And another unanswered question that plays much on my mind is: how does subjecting other living souls to a living hell for our own gain impact our spiritual advancement?

[Amin Fazaeli]

Hi

i am Amin and i was till 28 years old in Iran.I studied statistics as master in iran,  And then I came to Germany  to study phd of statistics in Dortmund university. But I had to work and couldn’t study.
at the moment that I am 39 years old, I have 3 children and I learn some courses to find better job,

my English language is not very good, but i use translation, if i didn’t understand what he said.

 

best regards

Amin

[Joann]

Hi, I am Joann and live in Maine.  I feel fortunate that I have been introduced to Kabbalah from a friend who is so important in my life and my spiritual path and connection to others.

[Jeff]

Hi, I’m Jeff from Houston Texas and looking forward to learning as much about Kabbalah as I possibly can.

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