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.

[Heidi]

Hi Everyone!  A little bit of a mundane introduction.  I joined a couple of months ago, but was having trouble with payment and since I anyway needed to organise a few domestic things first, I decided to leave it off until now.

I’m from Australia, Queensland, and have suffered almost life long with depression, anxiety and an overwhelming sense of confusion and information overload but from a life long journey of observation, learning and understanding, it’s become clear to me that Kabbalah contains not only the scope and depth of wisdom but the intensity of direction that makes it stand at the vanguard of humanity’s growth into the future and ultimate rest in God.  Everything else has become superfluous for me but for this likewise desire to refine my knowledge and perception of the Creator and to attain Him and that is why I’m here.  (Please excuse the descriptions and pronouns I used for “God”, it’s not about that.)

[Aaron Lessin]

I’ve been reading introductory texts to Kabbalah and exploring this wisdom through discussions with others who are studying. I’ve decided it’s time to begin my journey. I’m excited about what lies ahead.

[Sharla Windham]

I’ve been studying Kabbalah on and off for years. I’m really interested in learning about the make up of our world and how to move to the next level.

[Knommie]

Hello, i am Tyler. I’m seeking to learn more about the mechanical and operational functions of nature and the perceivable and beyond.

[Nurçin Küçükoğlu]

Hi there, I am Nurçin. My search to find an answer to a question that “why am i here?” brought me to KabU. Hope we all find what we are looking for!

[Rigo]

Hello my name is Rigo, I’m currently studying game design, hopefully I get to learn here the systematic principles of kabbalah which have fascinated me for a long time now, since I’m in a field that requires the student and designer to learn various subjects and through different experiences to be agile at design, I think this would be a great way to learn a new subject and also probably be practical to use.

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