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 2 weeks, 6 days ago by Dani Polovets.

[Hale Yilmaz]

Hello My name is Hale I have been drawn to Kabbalah one of my amazing friend in Turkiye couple years .She is a amazing person from Istanbul Mrs Tuna  Now I am also lucky to find Mr Mutlu from her connection.I try to put my time to learn from Mr Mutlu online meeting and sometime here. l am excited ,I feel blessed to found this community.l can’t not wait to learn more everyday…

[Eric Snow]

My name is Eric, and what led me here is I’m  trying to understand the reality that we are in and how to come in alignment with the Devine.

[Gaios]

Hello, my nickname is Gaios, and I hail from Finland. My fascination with Jewish and Christian traditions has always been a significant part of my life. A few years ago, I embarked on a journey to read the Bible, yet I find myself still navigating through the creation story. This pursuit led me to delve into the Hebrew language, which in turn, revolutionized my entire religious framework. Along the way, I became acquainted with the Zohar and Kabbalah, enriching my understanding further. Motivated by this profound experience, I am eager to pursue my studies in a more structured manner. That’s why I am here.

[Jack]

I’m John and I was led here after someone introduced me to Kabbalah a few months ago. After much meditation, I’m taking the leap.

[Antônio Frederico Ribeiro de Césaro]

Hi, people! My name is Fred, from Porto Alegre, Brazil. I´m Roman Catholic and I profess my religion. I´m here to learn from jewish traditional knowledge. I´m 61 years old,I was a retired electronic engineer, father of two teenagers, but I started to work again as public employee. I like to work.

[Gary]

Hi! I’m Gary from Palm Springs, CA. A retired Special Education teacher and now teach adults and children how to read Hebrew. I’ve always been interested in Kabbalah but never pursued it. Now I’m ready for this new journey in my life long learning.

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