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, 5 days ago by Dani Polovets.

[Esther]

Hello my name is Esther and I’m excited to have found this course and community. I’m new to the Kabbala teachings, but not so new to the spiritual path. I am currently also working with A Course in Miracles. Thank you for this opportunity 🙏

[Nevena Nikolic]

Hello, I am Nevena, originally from Serbia, but now working and living in Malta. I”ve already taken  The Kabbalah One course and I want to continue learning because I found The Wisdom of Kabbalah as universal axiom for life . My wish is to continue changing myself and to be able to live by this universal lows much more.

[João Baptista Sambanda Chico]

Hi. I am João Batísta. I am tatalking from Angola. It os good to be with you. Really, i am gere to lear and undersunderstant howto realize mmyself successsuccessfully and spritually.

[Greg]

Hi there,

My name is Greg. I live in Los Angeles, California. I’m currently taking classes at the Kabbalah Centre in Los Angeles but I am curious in what this course has to offer.

I’m very intrigued with Kabbalah. I have been studying it on and off since I was 16. I just started reading Rav Michael Laitman’s book’s and find him to be very wise.

I cannot wait to learn more! 🙂

[Victor]

Hello all I am Victor. It is nice to be on this journey with you all.

[Marietjie]

Hi.  I am Miekie from South Africa and am 50 years old. My only quest ever had been to have direct spiritual experience with our Maker. I bought a book ‘the end of my search’ at age 12, lol! 😊I have sought all spiritual avenues and came to the conclusion that I cannot do it without Divine direction, showing me the way. I am recovering from a major surgery and the series ‘Kabbalah Revealed’ came to me. I realised that everything in my life had been designed in order to give birth and to grow that desire in my heart to have direct experience with my Maker. I have also realised that aĺl my studies and efforts could not assist in making ‘my life work’ or to create sustained sustenance for my desire/void.

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