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.

[Haze]

Greetings! I first connected with Bnai Baruch in Brooklyn way back in 2008. I was instantly drawn into wisdom of Kabbalah as presented by this group and I knew deep down that it was authentic. However I left because I simply was not ready at that time. Since then I have been sleeping and dreaming in the corporeal world on the Path of Suffering. Despite my honestly good intentions, I now realize I have been harboring hatred my whole life, and I seek to correctly connect reception and bestowal (and give!).

Thank you!

[Heather]

Hi. I’m a returning student that was always pulled away or couldn’t pay attention. Now I know I need other people like me and I need to figure out how this world works.

[Cassie]

Hello my name is Cassie and I have been looking for something bigger my whole life. I hope to fill in some missing puzzle pieces here.

[p]

Hi I’m Paul from Manchester, UK. I am 61 years old and have decided that something is missing in my life…

[Natalia Cock González]

Hi, I am Natalia from Colombia. I am not jewish, but some of my ancestors were. I am interested in Kabbalah to begin a spiritual growing path and I hope I can learn  a lot in this course.

[p]

Hi Natalia

[moshe]

I’m Moshe. Looking to expand my Judaism.

[juan feliciano]

Hi I’m Juan Feliciano

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