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.

[Susan]

My name is Susan – my aspiration is to ascend to a higher level of spirituality, relatable to everyday life. In turn it is my hope that this would enhance my transformation into the best authentic version of myself, as well as, advancing confidently along my unique path. My intention is to then inspire others to  create a more spiritual lifestyle and follow their own particular  path. The ultimate outcome would be a world of individuals living and working together spiritually for the greatest good for mankind and the world.

[Alex]

Ola, My name is Alex. I am a Gurdjief student and investigator, and Kabbalah interested me a lot in “the fight” between: MY CONSCIENCE and MY NATURE. Especially to understand other tools of how to FEEL at the same time as EXPERIENCE THE SENSATION.

I’m Brazilian, I live in Canada. but who knows what’s next?

[Mariette]

Hi, my name is Mariette and I am just beginning my process of awakening and learning to reach my highest potential. My path has brought me to learn the Kabbalah and I am excited and eager to begin.

[Randall Johnson]

Hi . I’m Randy I live in Pittsburgh PA. I am a psych RN and work with Vets. I am seeking pathways to truth and inner peace.

[Dianne]

Hi, I am Dianne and I want to understand the science of Kabbalah, how we function at higher levels of existence and the role, to feel this spiritual world and to understand everything that happens to us.

[Annmarie]

Hi, My name is Annmarie. I reside in New Mexico in the USA. I am a wife, mother, and grandmother. I have been interested in developing my spiritual isness of me for many years. I am an Episcopalian Christian. I was truly excited to read that Kabbalah will be taught to all religious denominations. I have purchased several books on Kabbalah through the Laitman Kabbalah Publishing. I have read about three of the books and felt comfortable with the teachings, but so much is over my head. I have read the book of Torah, but in the (ESV) English Standard Version, Study Bible, in which we call the Old Testament.

My desire to learn Kabbalah grows stronger as I read my books. I felt this vibration when I read Mary Baker Eddy’s book “Key To The Scriptures.” A Christian Science literature, and I truly enjoyed the concepts that was shared in her book. However, it did not satisfy my desires to build on my beliefs. I firmly believe in God the Creator.

Thank you for giving of yourself as our teacher. I am looking forward to growing in my spiritual growth with your help.

Respectfully, Annmarie

[Author]

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