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.

[Simcha Chaya Ben Avraham]

I’m Simcha Chaya, I live in Israel. I’m want to learn and grow spiritually.

[Deborah Joplin]

Hello,

My name is Deborah. I live in Bay Area California. I have been studying Kabbalah from a variety of sources; I have acquired some very good books, and have listened to some very good teachers–even one who teaches from Jerusalem. I joined KabU to begin studying in a more organized way. I am amazed to see people from around the globe, from very many walks, on this journey. Many connections in the course of my life have led me here. It is finally my time to understand. I watched a couple of the Kabbalah made simple videos on Youtube and found my way. I am eager to learn.

[Shiloh]

My name is Shiloh from North Carolina. I’m a journalist for a magazine. I am very interested in emailing or texting with any students because I do not know anyone who studies Kabbalah or practice. It can get a bit lonely and I feel myself getting complacent. I am not sure how we communicate with fellow students.

[Rade]

Hello together,

my name is Rade. I am 34 years old, living in Belgrade, Serbia.

I enjoyed to watch Bnei Baruch videos on You Tube and to read texts on  Rav Leitmans blog.

I’m looking forward to connecting with others who are interested in Kabbalah

[Gina*]

Hello,

my name is Gina, and I live in northern Wisconsin.  In a county with no stop lights, over 900 lakes and lots of wild life.
All my life I’ve felt what all religions had some of the answers to life but not all.  Although Kabbalah is NOT religion it just feels right to my soul.

I have taken a few online classes with the Kabbalah Centre, read and listened to podcasts.  Wanting more information and searching the web I found KabU.

I’m looking forward to connecting with others who are interested in Kabbalah online.  And perhaps one day meet in person.

[elsadek]

“My name is Mohamed. I live in Egypt. I want to learn Kabbalah to understand the truths about the nature of the world we live in. I thank you for providing this opportunity and extend many thanks to my colleagues in this educational course. I hope there will be a translation into Arabic.”

[Albert – KabU Instructor]

Hi Mohamed,

There might already be some materials translated to Arabic.

Check out our portal site for details: https://kab.info/

Albert @ KabU

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