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.

[Philipe Lionegg]

Hi, I’m Philipe, I found kabbalah in ocultist communities, then i found kaballahinfo on YouTube, since then i have been on a amazing journey leaning about my self and the cosmos, thanks you all

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Philipe Lionegg.

[Enayat]

My name Enayat.
I hope I am found worthy of this knowledge!

[Jason Smith]

hi, i’m jason from nashville. i joined the site because kaballah is the closest match to the conclusions i had already arrived at. i am looking to expand that view.

[De]

Greetings! My name is De. I became spiritually awakened in 2020 and have been reading, studying and absorbing so much enlightening information on my path. I follow a yogic path and ‘stumbled’ across the Kabbalah in a book I read and was intrigued. I have read a couple books on it but feel that I could gain so much more insight by taking this interactive course. I’m so excited to take this journey with everyone else who has signed up for this course.

[Éva Druzsbovszky]

Üdv, Évi vagyok, egy kereső Magyarországról, Budapestről. Megszólított a Kabbala. Hívott, jöttem. Ámulatba ejt a tanítása, újabb ajtók tárulnak fel a Teremtő felé vezető úton. Izgalmas kaland 😉

[Robin]

Hi I’m Robin,
I’ve read and listened to heaps about Kabbalah over the years but have not found that it’s ultimately made much of a difference in my life.

With the current explosion and ongoing mass proliferation of worldwide Jew-hatred (aka anti-semitism) since October 7 I’ve been struggling to find any kind of meaningful hope for a future for Jews without this hatred, and massacred against Jews- that have happened since the beginning of Jewish history.

I found your series of youtubes talks on the reasons for anti-semitism- which made sense to me- and I’m hoping that learning Kabbalah with u might help restore a sense of existential hope to me rather than despair. Regarding being Jewish, and the role of Jews in the world.

[Shulamith]

Hi Robin,

“……. restore a sense of existential hope to me rather than despair” – this is what I am hoping too.

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