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.

[Jack Brenon]

Hello again, as this is not my first time. I am an Arab American born in 1956 about 40 miles north of Safed, a former center for Kabbalists in old history. I was raised in Damascus until 1973 and left after the second war.  My American name is Jack and my Arabic name is Nehru.  You can call me either name.  I first joined Kabu in late 2019 and did the courses but hit a wall with connection and departed.  However, I have not been able to let it go nor have been able to connect to a 10.  I am hoping this time around I can either connect or let it go as 3 years of praying for a solution was not answered or at least I am not unable to hear what God wants with me?

[Blue]

Names Ronnie blue. I’m on a journey for answers.

[Melanie]

Hello, Instructors and fellow learners/seekers…

My name is Melanie Record.  I have been looking for a path to get a glimpse of my creator.  I desire to know where I came from, where I am going, the meaning of life and how to be and just enjoy the moments while I am in my body.

 

[Kristina]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Hey, I’m Kristina and 41 years old. Parallel to my biggest crisis this mystic path has unfold himself infront of me. Since then I start to trust my inner voice and knowing. It’s like a calling and wake up to my life.</p>
My greatest desire is to develop selfconfidence in what I sence and see, to take responsibility for my thoughts and life. To be human, to be me.. In his Image!

Shalom from Germany

[Anthony]

Hi my name is William And I’m 31 years old I became awoke in 2011 and started to have this inner sense of knowing and Empathic abilities my intuition has led me here, I have cosmic Knowledge and the Kabbalah  has come across me many times and now I have the urge to Dig in and absorb… I’m excited to feel what I get from being around like minds because Spirituality And Enlightenment is Home to me and many ppl of the world don’t even perceive the world as I do spiritual and physical… Soo I’m here with an open mind and heart… Love and Light✨

[Matanah]

One is never too old to learn. I began learning Kabbalah about a year ago. The knowledgeable Kabbalists’ delivery of lessons make it easy to understand, as it builds on my experiences. I’m  70+ years old with a desire to connect with like-minded people. My hope is to continue learning Kabbalah and eventually attain equivalence of form with the Creator. I try to exercise faith above reason here in Nashville,  TN.

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