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.

[Rani Mahelona]

Hi my name is Rani. I had a religious upbringing but left all of it about 15 years ago and have been on quite the journey of discovery through my indigenous roots of the pacific islands. I have recently felt a pull towards the Hebrew language and kabbalah, so here I am! Very excited to be here and very much looking forward to diving in deeper!

[greg]

ı am yunus, ı am very curious about kabbalah, what kind of thing is included?

[Ronny Cervantes]

Hello Everyone,

My name is Ronny Cervantes and I live in Lee, Florida. I have been studying spiritual science mostly by myself for about five years. The wisdom of Kabbalah has always grasped me and pulled me in to learn more. I have studied other types of wisdom and mysticism and they all point to Kabbalah as a root source. So now I look forward to learning as a group together and further the wisdom of Kabbalah some more. Thank you.

[David]

I’m David G from near Seattle in the USA. Though I participate somewhat several years in Kabbalah studies here, only now I finish Kabbalah revealed 1 and 2.

 

See you in Kabbalah in action.

[Raf]

Hi Everyone, my name is Raf.

Came across a video series from AriFilms on Kabbalah.  I have thousands of videos on other topics and the Kabbalah series from AriFilms provided deep answers to some questions I had.  The answers felt satisfying and complete for my current understanding.

Joining here to learn more and see where it goes.  I recently came to realize I’ve always been on a spiritual path.  Now looking to make sense of what I’ve been experiencing and hopefully discover more about myself.

[Clinton]

I am familiar with the King James, but it seems watered down through time and translation.  I am beginning to learn the Hebrew alef bet / vet.  I wish to understand the origins of each letter slowly as i consider myself as a child learning a new language.  I’ve just begun listening to related pod casts and am frustrated regarding the lack of direct resources to exact meanings / translations as i begin learning.  This presents initial misgivings.  That’s ok.  Patience.

[Tammy Ardoin]

Hello Clinton, Have you thought of getting a Hebrew/English Tanakh? I absolutely love mine, and it does help to have the Hebrew next to the English when learning to read Hebrew. Good luck!

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