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.

[Mark Moskowitz]

Hello fellow students,

My name is Mark Moskowitz. I grew up as Reform Jew in New Jersey, USA. I was Bar Mitzvah’d and have always enjoyed the traditional side of Judaism, but had little faith and understanding of Hashem and how my life revolves around the laws of the Torah.

After going through many emotional struggles in my life, in a heavy downward spiral, I broke the law and went to Federal Prison. In this awful and dark place, I found G-d and became a more observant Jew. I also found love for myself and understanding of some traumas I experienced growing up.

I am excited to delve deeper into Kabbalah as simultaneously explore a higher level of Jewish observance.

I would love to connect with anyone who wishes to hear my story and perhaps help others that are struggling with their own demons.

 

All the best,
Mark

[Mahlatse]

Hello fellow students I am mahlatse currently staying in SA . Started my spiritual journey 3 years ago . Finding pieces of myself every chance I get. I love meditating it helps me clear my mind and I’m also in love with nature. This course would surely help me to find more about myself and find out my purpose and deepest desires. If anyone reads this I’m grateful you got a chance to know a little about me.

[Trip Belote]

Hello I’m Trip.  I recently found out that I’m the great grandson of Jews that escaped the Latvian pogroms.  I didn’t know I had any connection to Judaism but have always been interested in mystical and esoteric spirituality.  Hoping to learn more.

[Yomi Lawal]

Hi, my name is Yomi. I’m on a journey of self discovery. I’ve heard about Kabbalah way back in my youth, but had never taken any conscious steps to know more about it. I believe the time is now!

[Larissa Susane]

Hello everyone. My name is Larissa Santos,  I’m from Brazil/Curitiba, 33 years old, 1 child. Here in Brazil I work as key account for a tech company and decided to look for some answers after feeling disconnected from this world.
Happy to be part of this community!

[Ana]

Hi Larissa! Happy to connect with a fellow brazilian! I’m Ana 🙂

[M]

Hello everyone,

you can call me Moji, couple of years ago I read a book about Kabbalah and learned a lot from the book, but I stopped learning Kabbalah, I felt something missed in my life till I found this course and am very willing to resume learning. I expect more happiness, calm and less-stress in my life by attending this course.

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