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.

[yanky leonorovitz]

Hi , I’m yanky and I want to figure out how to become a good human being that loves everyone

[Cea Lov]

hello my name is C,
about a year ago i was woken up…. and something quite beautiful started happening in my life. and while i am super happy and excited about the changes that are unfolding, i am hoping for more fellowship along this journey… spirit lead me here. my heart is open to all that it brings.
shalom

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Hi Everyone,

My name is Jennifer.
I am a seeker of truth and have interest in spirituality without any religion. I’ve done alot of things related to spirituality and my curiosity hasn’t been fulfilled. My intuition brought me here.

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Hi Everyone,

My name is Jennifer.
I am a seeker of truth and have interest in spirituality without any religion. I’ve done alot of things related to spirituality and my curiosity hasn’t been fulfilled. My intuition brought me here.

[saps]

Hi all,

My name is Sapir and I am very excited to start my journey here. For many years I have been looking for answers, looking for my path to spiritual fulfillment and could not find ‘the one’. I feel that due to my background, nationality, language and analytical mind that this may be the end of my searching. All I know for sure, is I have a deep desire to be closer to the truth and feel the light in every moment.

Thank you for making this knowledge accessible to all,

Sapir

[Jo]

Hi, I’m Jo or Jo-anne. My journey in life took me passionately into the role of being a Teacher and Councillor, for over 25 yrs. to aid adults into the art of their own learning.

I am Jewish through my father’s line, (Holocaust Survivor), yet under went the process of becoming a member of my community.  After my father’s passing I travelled around Poland to identify the few glimpses of windows he did tell me were in fact true.

I raised my 2 boys with my now deceased Jewish partner and we were activity involved in our community.

At services, I have experienced those moments with a flash insight into the Torah and how it was speaking us of  personal, local, or world events. Moments within nature I have felt is harmary and interconnectedness. I have always had a thirst for more knowledge and through my need to understanding more I recently have commence exploring the Kabbalah, (various Jewish sources) and reading the Zohar, ( for my own thirst for  spiritual growth, awareness knowing we all all one, creativity, freedom, inner peace) happiness, and holiness.

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