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.

[Sofia]

I’m Sophie from Costa Rica. Grew up in hebrew/jewish roots and traditions in a Cristian-messianic/bible-centered centered house. 28 years old. Have always been very drawn to the spiritual or sacred, even across cultures. Last year I started digging the sod of the Kabalah and been intermitently studying since then. I feel my soul is jewish, regadless of what society may say.

[Mitja]

I am Mitja from Slovenia.Iam interested in hebrew religion.Iwant to learn as much as possible grom Torah and Old testament.Iam also studying Hebrew language. Iam 51 years old and Iam convinced that there are secrets in life that should be discovered.Life is posing all this in front of us. We have only to learn…

[Mitja]

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[Ashlyn]

Hi, I’m Ashlyn from Texas. I was raised Christian, and I still am, but I believe I was not always taught the whole truth about our world. I’m on a journey to find a more holistic understanding. But I also have practical reasons for being here. I have a dear friend who has a mysterious intermittent illness and is otherwise perfectly healthy. She’s been to doctors and tried medicines, but no one can figure it out. I feel called to learn about the spiritual side of healing, but I also know that I’m not fully ready to go into the deep end. I struggle with love and connection, even though I’ve been taught about its importance for much of my life. I hope through this course to deepen my understanding of connection so that I can help myself and those I love move towards spiritual and physical formation and healing.

[D.]

Hi Everybody

Im Dolly from Switzerland. I want to learn everything there is about the other dimension and how I can evolve spiritually and become a better person and closer my creator.

[Lisa Knight]

Hi I’m Lisa from The Netherlands. I grew up catholic. Kabbalah is the only explanation of our existence that has ever made sense to me.

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