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.

[Gerardo]

Hello my name is Gerardo and I would love to discover Kabbalah from a different perspective. I studied in another school which was very disappointing.

[Pamela Ullmann]

Hi, I’m Pamela. Years of on-and-off study of the Kabbalah. I want to connect to a solid community and refresh myself on all aspects of this amazing wisdom

[Rashmi Bhaskar]

Hi,my name is Rashmi.in my spiritual journey I searched a lot,what is true meaning of life,why we are here,why humans are so complicated and every time I come to the point where I listen one name kabbalah but every time I avoid to know it.this time I was ready n studied lot about it and want to know more that’s why m here.hope you’ll find some insightful with me here. Bless you all.

 

[Sherly]

Hi, my name is Sherly, as many of you probably, I am on the spiritual journey searching to connect and have a deeper understanding of what is going on inside of me. I am a messianic/christian. I believe in Yeshua as my Lord. I believe Yeshua came to reveal something deeper something more than what Christianity is about. My spirit always calling me to go deeper, I am hungry to know more.

I am an ordained  minister, a psychologist and a prophetic counselor, I facilitate inner healing. In my ministry practice, I  partner with the Ruach Hakodesh to bring healing ❤️‍🩹 to people.

What brings me here!
I was counseling a pastor once,  after months as she was kind of scared for the inside, I was giving to her, she said that she didn’t want to continue with me because I sounded like someone who study Kabbalah, she spelled it to me with a Q , when I asked her what that was?  She was surprise that I did not know about it, but in my mind, as I was listening to her, explaining what  Kabbalah was, I was happy to know there’s something,  some type of teaching out there that can explain why I see things the way I see them, why I understanding  and formulate things the way that I do.
So here I am, thank you😊

Baruch HaShem!!!

[Janika]

Hello, I’m Janika. I have studied Kabbalah independently for many years. I’m looking forward to the course, to learning from the experiences of others, and hope to expand my perspective on these topics.

[awc]

Hello, my name is Andrew. I’m hoping to understand Kabbalah on its own terms. Its influence seems to permeate the history of philosophy, in various stages of disrepair, and I’d like to know what it is when it’s at home.

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