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.

[Galina Rodriguez]

Hello 👋. I am Galina. I have been interested in Kabbalah for a while and even tried to learn about it few years ago, but dropped it. There was clearly something missing in my approach. A few months ago I took a course in Hebrew Letters in Kabbalah. It became clear to me that before starting learning about Kabbalah, I needed to learn Hebrew alphabet and reading in Hebrew. I have just finished a six weeks learning program and can read in Hebrew. Now I feel ready to learn about Kabbalah.

[Mila]

Hi everyone.  My name is Mila. I live in West Palm Beach, Florida.  I was introduced to Kabbalah a few weeks ago and not being religious, this ancient wisdom intrigued and excited me. After a lot of tragedies and traumas, I found peace and sense in Kabbalah. Nice to find this amazing community. Thank you for having me here.

[Derek]

What’s up, I’m Derek. I’m looking to explore and further understand the meaning of life and the causal forces behind it. Being a beginner in understanding the ‘law of attraction’ and how it comes into play in our day to day living, I wish to further know why these things happen and begin to see why it all connects and why it matters. Looking on the online courses on Youtube and introducing the idea to some of my friends to it, I’m excited to see what else I can discover on this journey and not to mention the inner forces at play.

[KW]

My name is Afi, living in Australia

looking to improve myself in many ways

and learn as much as I can about life, why we are here, what we are …

[Abbaa Naa’ol]

 

My name is Kebede Mamo Dessis

from Hrar, Ethiopia

[Abbaa Naa’ol]

 

 

Hello everyone,

My name is Kebede Mamo Dessis, and I’m truly excited to be part of this journey into the spiritual and environmental dimensions of Kabbalah. I come to this course with a deep curiosity about how  wisdom can guide us in addressing modern ecological challenges—t through consciousness and connection.

I’m especially interested in exploring how the principles of Kabbalah—like balance, reciprocity, and the spiritual law of love—can reshape our relationship with nature and with each other. I hope this course will help me develop a more holistic understanding of sustainability, one that includes not only environmental stewardship but also inner transformation.

Looking forward to learning with all of you and hearing your perspectives as we dive into this profound material together

[Author]

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