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 2 weeks, 5 days ago by Dani Polovets.

[Kia]

Hello, I’m Kia. I’m a 30-year-old avid learner/lifelong student. I enjoy reading anything I can get my hands on, learning from plants through gardening, being friends with my cat-friend of 11 years, and spending time in stimulating conversation with others. I am going into this course with few expectations, but I hope it will provide a structured way to learn things that I’ve intuited along the way.

[nancy hyatt]

Hi everyone,

My name is Nancy and I have been interested and dabbling in  Kabbalah for about 10 years.  I find KabU to be very helpful in explaining the fundamentals and look forward to taking the many courses offered.

Thank you to the KabU team for making this information available in such an accessible way.

 

[Ben]

We have gone from “None else besides Him” to “Nothing  else besides His Writing”.

[Ben]

What I must do is except the longitivity of what is His and what is my own and except this difference between our beloved no matter how difficult this is to obtain without the ego to the Upper force of what is actually mine and what is the the Light of objections…. and beneficial for the “roots and the branches” all that is Him. 

[Ben]

Hello I’m Henry Benware,

Answers are the underlying question of Marriage for me considering soul mate level 2 for me at this point in my adventure of the “Creator’s”. Is soul-mate real outside of Marriage through His Light alone? If not I’m lying to myself for adaption to what we actually are without the Creator or I’m being impatient and just writing for nothing but my own ego……..

[Pamala]

My name is Pamala and I live in Northern California, USA.

I have always been interested in spiritual development and higher consciousness.   Recently, I have been watching the YouTube videos: “Kabbalah Explained Simply,”  and find the topics relevant and the explanations succinct and articulate.  I want to explore it all more deeply.

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