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.

[NAT]

<p style=”text-align: right;”>Hi, I’m Nate (Nathanael), & this is my second attempt at completing this course. First 1 was many years ago. Kabbalah makes a lot of sense! I live & travel as nomad and i foster my connection with the universal spirit through yoga but im socially anxious as well and there is this a big gap in my life that i hope to fill via connection with other seekers of attainment.</p>

[M H]

Good afternoon,

My name is Paul,

Thankyou so much for providing this platform. I had an event 2 years ago that I cant explain . It was sudden and it has changed me forever.  It sent me on a search for truth. I am still a Christian but my understanding has changed  dramatically.  I discovered Kabbalah in my search for truth and seeking to see deeper into the text and numbers in the Bible.  Love they neighbor/ friend as thy self.  I desire with all of my heart to master this.

[Daniel Ignacio Fuente Paez]

Hi, my name is Daniel. I have chosen to embark on a journey that will lead me to where I belong… I don’t know where that is yet? but this source of knowledge here will guide me in the right direction.

[sarkis baghdasarian]

Hello all, Sarkis from LA. I am searching for my purpose and want to explore beyond material existence.

[David Robbins]

Hello! My name is David from Utah and I am new to Kabbalah, but I have studied it with the Rosicrucians and the Martinists. I’m excited to delve into it deeply and learn more about the Universe and my connection with Creation.

[David Robbins]

Hello! My name is David from Utah and I am new to Kabbalah, but I have studied it with the Rosicrucians and the Martinists. I’m excited to delve into it deeply and learn more about the Universe and my connection with it.

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