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.

[Regina Volchikis]

My name is Regina. I think the question of the purpose of our existence was coming up for me since my childhood. I feel as I finally on the right track now and very excited to receive the knowledge and wisdom and be part of a positive change.

[Phil]

Hello fellow classmates ! I have been looking forward to this course. Been involved in the study of esoteric writing and teachings for most of my life. Twice in the past I tried to study Kabbalah and both times set it aside as it was beyond me. However today is a different story and I am properly prepaired and hope to learn much about myself and my relationship to existence. Nice to meet you all! Lets have some fun along the way 🙂

Phil Wallace

Yukon Territory, Canada.

[Julius Lindeberg]

Hi friends! My name is Julius and I´m in a process of trying to live a more authentic life!

[Jose Espaillat]

Hello friends, my name is Jose. I currently live in Florida. I’m very excited to be here. My goal is to learn and study Kabbalah, and learn how to connect with friends and the creator. I’ve been studying Kabbalah for some time now. This course is a refresher.

[Carlos Aguirre]

Hello everyone, I am Carlos Aguirre from Virginia, I started up years ago to learn about Kabbala, I read several books about it and other Philosophies as well, but now I am here to learn more and clarify my ideas and concepts and get a better grasp of it.

Nice meeting you all

[Robert Wang]

Hello Everyone,

My name is Robert Wang from Taiwan and Japan.  I got my college and graduate education in the U.S. 25 years ago and met my life mentor Rodney Smith in NYC.  I was inspired by his deeds and works.  His example led me have strong desire to seek the origin and deeper meaning of life.

I expect to learn from the instructors as well as from other students.  I am working at NCKU Taiwan as a professional researcher and wish to bring more meaningful impact to my works and for the Indo-Pacific communities and industries as well as for this Kabbalah community.

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