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.

[ali malekzadeh]

Hi, I’m Ali, a Muslim

Tired from reading mysticism texts, Looking for a real feeling and experience of “Upper World and the Creator”

I think you can make this journey easy for me

Tanx A LOT

[dubjohnson23]

How you doing? My name is Warren, friends call me Dub. I’m a South African raised in New York currently living in Texas. I’m into art, music and electronics.

[Violet Barbre]

Hi, my name is Violet.  I am an 82 year old grandmother who still wonders about all things spiritual.  For example, why am I here, what am I supposed to be doing, did I do what I was supposed to do, why is there so much pain and suffering, how come God is allowing all this strife, etc., etc.  As I live my last decade, I hope to figure some of this out and, especially, demonstrate goodness, kindness and love to my family and to everyone.  Pleased to be able to study this ancient, once secret wisdom.

[Ignacio]

Hi everyone, My name is IGNACIO, and I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina but moved to Ontario, Canada more than 23 years ago. I always felt very fortunate, I LOVE LIFE and live it to the max every second of each day I have. Even if I am far from being rich, God gave me the opportunity to travel all across the world. I visited more than 60 countries so far. I love to learn about other cultures and try to understand them. Relate to their existence. Have empathy for their suffering and try to practice true altruism if/when I can. I keep telling myself that we are all the same individual. I have leant to tame my Ego, to become wiser, to have my soul lead me and not my rational brain, for which I must confess is extremely strong and keeps wondering. Today although I LOVE LIFE so much, I find myself more and more disconnected from it. I have a DEEP DESIRE to return to the root, to surrender myself, and my individualism and to go back to the main essence of the Creator. I am truly thankful for the opportunity he gave me. This wonderful experience is called reality, yet a big part of me feels it’s time to go home. I guess I am experiencing more and more that tension, that gap between what you call Malchut and Keter and it is my DEEP DESIRE to evolve, to move beyond.

[zahra]

Hi everyone, My name is Zahra, and I was born and raised in Pakistan (Currently living in the US.) Trying to figure out the meaning of life and my purpose. Having a difficult time connecting with God right now.

[Darwin]

Hi,my name is ban from Africa, I have been searching for the purpose of my existence over the years. The wisdom I required to change my world seems to be far fetched, I think studying kabbalah will solve this lingering problem.

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