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.

[Vania]

Hello!

I live in Sweden! Have done this course before, but want to repeat.

 

[Yair]

Hello, my name is Siddarth and am from India. I grew up in a Hindu family and had a lot of successes and failures in my early years in all areas of life. Some were traumatic experiences. In 2004, I had an experience of soul searching on the question and meaning of life as I felt an emptiness and a feeling that there was something missing, what I now learn from Kabbalah as the point in the heart. It was an intense experience that I will never forget. At that time, I also felt that Nature had a voice and was somehow speaking with a still small voice. A month after this experience, I was led by a random person to a Christian church. I remained there for 15 years. In 2020 during the start of the pandemic, the Book of Matthew in the Christian Bible started making sense and I felt I saw parallels between that and my life. I learnt about the scattered nation of Israel and immediately felt palpitations and excitement in my heart to know God had a special place for me from the time I was born in this world. I also had sleepless nights and dreams. I left Christianity and entered Messianic Judaism only to find out that I still in violation of the greatest Commandment, to love only One God with all my heart, mind and soul. So I left Messianic Judaism to enter Judaism with my whole heart. It was at this time I learned about Kabbalah as a part of Judaism and to my amazement, Kabbalah was describing the exact life experiences and questions I had since a child.

So here I am embracing Judaism and Torah in it’s fullness and studying all that it has to offer with a certain Emunah that feels like I’m connected and aware about God every moment of my life.

[Rundu]

Dear All, I’m Rundu, a Spiritual Teacher and a Faith Healer. From 2015, I have been dreaming about Kabballah codes (in Hebrew), Hebrew words and their meaning. English is my second language, so I never studies Hebrew before. When I started searching for the information I received from the dreams, it led me to Kabbalah tools (Prayers and Hebrew Codes). I then understood it is something I need to study. I decided to search about the best Teachers of Kabbalah and I found KABU (Kabbalah.info) making a lot of sense. I immediately joined after watching a view video clips. I am looking forward to learn what Kabbalah means in depth and how I can benefit from it as means to heal/teach the Nations.

[Krishna Raval (revati)]

hello everyone. i come here to learn with an open mind and keeping no expectations, and to let the course transform me rather than the opposite.

[Comfort]

Hello My name is Comfort Adegboro and I am delighted to be here and be among like minded people as a community. thanks!!!!

[Nancy]

Hi all.  I have been a spiritual seeker since I was 19 and am now 70.  I live in New Brunswick, Canada.  I stumbled onto the KabuConnect site when I was searching for ways to achieve higher consciousness.  Someone suggested reading up on the Hebrew religion re forms of creation and levels of consciousness.  So here I am realizing this is related to the Kabbalah.  I have heard of the Kabbalah but never studied it before.

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