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 1 month, 1 week ago by Dani Polovets.

[Daniel]

Hello, I’m Daniel and I’m happy to be here!

[Brandi Sophia Nelson]

Hello,
My name is Brandi. I have been on the path of seeking answers to the mysteries for 20+ years now. I have always felt intuitively that there was a formula or science behind creation but have never been able to find anything to prove it necessarily in all the sacred studies I’ve engaged. It sounds as if Kabbalah might just be the thing Spirit has been calling me to. Kabbalah presented itself to me years ago and has resurfaced many times over the past year. It feels like now is the time to engage with this sacred wisdom. I am ready.

[Ronald]

Hello, I’m excited to be exploring the fascinating world of Kabbalah. I have always been intrigued by spiritual traditions and spiritual teachings, and Kabbalah, with its rich symbolism and profound insights, caught my interest. Through this course, I hope to deepen my understanding of Kabbalistic concepts, explore their historical and spiritual significance, and discover how these teachings might enrich my personal growth and worldview. I look forward to engaging with the material, asking questions, and gaining a meaningful perspective on this ancient wisdom.

[ghazi]

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[warren werksman]

Hi.

[warren werksman]

Greetings. I have studied some zohar and mainly likkutei mohoran. Thanks for having me

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