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.

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[Jackson]

Hello everyone!  My name is Greg and I reside in the Phoenix, AZ area.  Have been on a spiritual journey and have a thirst to better understand the nature of reality.  Looking forward to diving into Kabbalah!

[Drew]

In an attempt to achieve my desires, I began studying Joe Dispenza, which led me through several spiritual teachings and deeply into Christian Science. Now, Kabbalah feels like the connecting link I’ve been searching for.

I’m excited to learn and connect with everyone here.

— Drew

[Drew]

Drew

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[Terrolyn]

Hi Drew! I have studied under Joe Dispenza as well. Purchased a number of meditations and several online courses. I found a modicum of satisfaction with some emotional breakthrough moments. But I’m seeking to understand Source in a more profound way.

[Terrolyn]

Hello friends! My name is Terrolyn Kissai. I reside in the southeastern United States. I have what I call a thirst for knowledge; no matter how much I drink, I never feel full. I most closely identify with the Christian religion, having been raised in the church so to speak.  When one good book (the Bible in this case) leads to another, my interest is piqued and I follow the trail. I use the knowledge to help myself and the ones in my sphere of influence. My journey involves digging beneath the surface (what we see) to find out the meaning and meaning of it all and how I can participate at a deeper level.

[TH]

Hello everyone!

My name is Tim, I’m from Germany, and I love learning and studying. I’m especially interested in philosophy, religion, mysticism, and timeless wisdom.

Over the years, I’ve explored many different methods and teachings, but nothing has resonated with me quite like Kabbalah.

I feel that Tony is a great teacher. It seems to me that he is deeply engaged with what he teaches and has developed a profound connection to it. I can feel the light burning within his teachings, and I’m truly grateful and happy to be his student.

God bless you all!

[John Farhat]

My name is John , Lebanese American , I think there is more to life than what we sense materially . I am hoping Kabbalah can help me find my my way to return to the divine

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