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, 2 weeks ago by Dani Polovets.

[Eric Riviera]

Hello, friends. And thank you so much for your time and efforts. I’ve always had a deep passion for spirituality. I’ve felt it as a young child, a beauty beyond the senses. I’ve spun through eastern and western philosophies with great abandon, willing to change my own beliefs at a moment’s notice if I found evidence to the contrary.

You are the last bastion 🙂 I’m coming back to the birth of Western religion from a perch where I’m happiest: away from dogma, inside of ideas.

I see such beauty in Jewish culture. I’ve been immersed in Jewish love since I was a kid. Friends and family, and friends that became family.

Your help in this is greatly appreciated. Blessings upon you, and may your light reflect back upon the face of the Creator

[Jason]

Hello team,

My name is Jason and I am super excited to learn about Kabbalah. It seems like everything I have learned so far speaks to what I already believe! It truly feels like I have found a community long-lost brothers and sisters! LOL. My family is Jewish but the science bestowal and reception is not something they talk about. I am looking to learn more about it and find a community of like-minded students to talk/learn with!

With love,

Jason

[Khepera]

Hello Friends and Teacher
I am Ana . Happy to be continue studying with you all .

[Wendy]

Hello from Texas. My name is Wendy. I’m a lifelong seeker of truth and purpose. My journey has led to KabU. I look forward to learning with you.

[Sherry]

Hello from Texas! I’m Sherry, a lifelong seeker and student. I am very much looking forward to this opportunity to take a deeper dive into Kabbalah and learning more about the meaning and purpose of life along with so many friends from around the world. Thank you KabU!

[Amarilys Del Orbe]

Hello to All,

My name is Amarilys, and I’m from the Dominican Republic. I have always had questions about the meaning of life and my purpose for being here. I have gone from religion to religion feeling more and more lost and less connected to my true source. After the loss of my firstborn, I felt so lost in this world, and ever since I have been praying for guidance to understand why I am here and what is the purpose of life.

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