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.

[Maya Rosip]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Hi, my name is Maya, I currently reside in Canada, and I am looking forward to this journey with you</p>

[Maya Rosip]

<p style=”text-align: center;”>Hi, my name is Maya, I currently reside in Canada, and I am looking forward to this journey with you</p>

[Lerato]

Hello. I’m Lerato from South Africa. I love learning about the nature of reality and exploring different wisdom traditions. I’ve always felt that there was more to the story of creation in the Bible and that the Kabbalah could help me understand it and its implications better. I’m looking forward to the experience.

[Javier]

Hi, my name is Javier Caravedo. I’m from Lima, Peru. I’ve been interested in spiritual searching all my life. I approached and learned from different paths, traditions and philosophys which I found enriching and part of my process but still something missing. I always wanted to know about the universe, life and the purpuse of everything. I’ve studied Kabbalah with Bnei Baruch for a year some Time 13 years ago. Then I studied with other schools of Kabbalah. During the pandemic I thought I would have time for my spiritual seach and inner work but it was actually quite the opposite I was derailed. I just reangage with Bnei Baruch through KabU and I’m suprised that now understand from the heart things that made sense to me at the beginig but didn’t grasp fully intelectualy. I’ m glad to share and learn with this community.

[Javier]

Hi, my name is Javier Caravedo. I’m from Lima, Peru. I’ve been interested in spiritual searching all my life. I approached and learned from different paths, traditions and philosophys which I found enriching and part of my process but still something missing. I always wanted to know about the universe, life and the purpuse of everything. I’ve studied Kabbalah with Bnei Baruch for a year some Time 13 years ago. Then I studied with other schools of Kabbalah. During the pandemic I thought I would have time for my spiritual seach and inner work but it was actually quite the opposite I was derailed. I just reangage with Bnei Baruch through KabU and I’m suprised that now understand from the heart things that made sense to me at the beginig but didn’t grasp fully intelectualy. I’ m glad to share and learn with this community.

[Kristin Nap]

I learned in my early 20’s that there is something “out there”. I was brought up in a Baptist Church, though religion has not been my thing. I’m tired of the hypocrisies and frustrated at not being able to explain what I think about our current conditions. We’re surrounded by uncertainty and I’m finally returning to my earliest inklings about the nature of reality.

[Author]

Replies