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.

• This topic was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by Dani Polovets.

[Cesar]

Good morning,

I’m Cesar and I read something in an email I received from another company about the Zohar which led me to here and now I’m enrolled in ZabU.

[Shiloh]

My name is Shiloh and I am from North Carolina. I’m 45 yrs old. I have been reading books on Kabbalah for the better part of a decade, but that is all I was doing…reading. Studying. Telling myself I would apply these tools in my life at a later time. Last night I made a conscious decision to not only take the Kabbalah course(s) but to enroll in the monthly KabU site. I would like to learn how to practice Kabbalah, live Kabbalah, and truly attempt to learn Zohar. There are no centers or study groups in N.C. and Ivery much would like to get to know some students, even if its just one to start and maintain a friendship with Kabbalah as our main focus.

[Dawit teklay Elias]

Hii everybody am david fromfrom Eritrea moved to SouthSudan greatly appreciated for kab U and Tony

[Deborah]

Hi,

I’m Deborah from South Africa. I have always been a scholar, looking for a feeling of belonging. I am 64 now and came across information on The Zohar. This resonated with me and so I have decided to take this course to learn more about the ancient wisdom of the Kabbalah and to deepen my Spiritual connection with Source.

[Mike]

Hello,

My name is Michael, I live in southwest Missouri. Very excited about learning Kabbalah, and very thankful for the opportunity. I’m 55 years old was born into a Christian family but always felt that I was missing something, found myself searching for more. Began to learn from the Jewish Rabbis Chabad website. I really enjoy it,  this is where I ran onto Kabbalah. Looking forward to it!

[Ariano]

I have been on the Spiritual Path for some time now, via another source of help and information, but coming in contact with you is certainly a positive addendum to my “curriculum”since I see myself as a Free Thinker.

Thank you.

[Author]

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