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.

[Verónica]

Hi I am Verónica from Lima Perú,  I am happy to start the course of Kabbalah, I studied several years, but this year I want to deep more in the Kabbalah Studies.

[Dondria Enberg]

Hello everyone, my name is Dondria, I currently live in Elgin, Illinois, USA, and I have been studying ancient texts with Spirit as my only teacher for over 50 years.  I did an intensive study on Waite’s interpretation of Kabbalah and found many ‘holes’.  I was drawn to this course last year however, personal shadow work kept me from starting.  I am very excited to be a part of the New Year, fellow knowledge seekers, and the start of this course.

Many blessings of love and light to all as we walk this path together!

 

 

[Kevin]

I have had a calling to understand our Creator more deeply and have always wanted to learn about Kabbalah. Cheers, Kevin

[Angelo]

Hi everyone my name is Angelo from Melbourne Australia, I’ve always been curious about Jewish mysticism, I want to experience another level of God in my current reality!

[Nobel]

Hi everyone.

I am Tade, I landed here by accident while listening to Dr Miles Munro from the Bahamas. He was talking about Hebrew letters as related to Numbers. I was trying to read something about Hebrew letters and landed on Kabbalah Library site. Then I find myself here.

I am working in Health care, and always wondered how human body designed with intelligent design. I hope I will gain/understand  the wisdom of the spirituals world as I learn about Kabbalah.

[Angela Taylor]

Hi everyone and happy new year! My name is Angie and I live in the area of Sacramento, California. I studied Kabbalah in the past and recognized its’ value, but I worked full time and had many responsibilities, so I put it aside until I could give it greater attention. After making some lifestyle changes, I am grateful to return to the study of Kabbalah with more commitment.

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