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.

[Marie]

Hello, im Marie from sweden.

 

 

[Les]

Hi… I am Leslie Ryan and I have an interest in expanding my knowledge of religion and the basis behind the history of the Difference between all of them

[Kristin]

Hi. I’m Kristin from Pennsylvania, USA. Interested in learning more about spirituality in general.

[Patricia]

Hey! My name is Patricia from Finland and I came across your YouTube videos because I believe I was and still am searching for what this life is all about. By watching a few of your videos I got to somehow take a different perspective of the Bible interpretations. I had to take a break because I was busy with my career studies but I now believe that I am ready to give it my full attention. I go to work on shifts so quite tricky to follow up with your calender but would really love to do the 5 week session including live interractions.

 

[Leila Havran]

Greetings from Prague, Czechia. My name is Leila, I am a 42-year-old wife and a mother of two.

I’ve always had the urge to know what’s behind this world. And often felt alone with this enthusiasm.

Tried many paths, isms, and ways of thought, yet still SOMETHING was just not right, not complete. Until I found Kabalah, through Torah and Jewish studies for Gentiles. I am a true Kabalah beginner in terms of concepts, terminology and structure, yet the wisdom of Kabalah feels so familiar, so known to me.

And I can’t but follow this urge to know, to get into it completely. And so I am here, with you all.

Thank you for accepting me and may the Light enlighten us all.

[Alla]

Hello. My name is Alla. Originally from Kiev , Ukraine. I immigrated to Canada in 1979. I am 61.  I got married to a Muslim many years ago and had 5 children with him. After divorce I started searching for a spiritual path that feels right. I am Jewish but I wasn’t interested in learning in synagog.  When I found Kabbalah it spoke to me. I want to learn Judaism through that path.

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