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.

[Sven Newstrum]

Hi All,

My Name is Sven from Northern California. I have found some very powerful and potent insights in the teachings of Kabbalah which have not only shaped and influenced my thinking and perception in the past but have helped me to make sense of the life I am living and have more direction and clarity moving forwards. I am looking forwards to learning and practicing more.

[Esther]

Greetings my name is Esther and I have been watching many of your teachings and lectures for many many years .

As already known everything is not only through knowledge it’s more of  experiential level.

I have not been in one of the minyan where real experiences and change can happen as you shared but this I learned,I try to help with right intention behind the action ,at this point of my journey in the corporeal state.

To attain that of the equivalent form of bestowal like the creator.

[wilhelmina]

Hi everyone, my name is wilhelmina Jckson, i am from Ghana, i am here because i am finding my purpose and improve in spirituality life.

 

[Luigi Kunhardt]

Hi my name is Luigi. I’ve been reading about Kabbalah from different sources yet I don’t have proper guidance to a true path. With Kab U I hope acquire the right tools I need to enlighten myself

[Luigi Kunhardt]

Hello. My name is Luigi. I’ve been reading Kabbalah related books for years yet have no guidance from an instructor to show me the correct path. With these courses I seek true teachings and tools that can help me become a better human being.

[Patrick Bruen]

My name is Patrick. I come from Ireland and live in London. I have had the pleasure of having many Jewish friends who have told me about the Kabbalah over the years. I would like to study it properly and share my knowledge with them

[Mark Short]

Hi my name is Mark Short I am a student of Rosicrucianism and Martinism and a Le Droit Humain Freemason in the United States. My goal is to understand and apply the Kabbala. For me the subject has been hard to understand, but I keep trying and trying to get it. Hoping this will help me to understand it and apply it. I feel pulled to it and I know I should keep trying until I get it.

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