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My name is Qasim Mahdi, I’m 25 years old living in chicago with my small family. I have always been intrested in the ancint wisdom from the ancint Egyptians (the hermetic principles) and the greeks etc. I was introduced to kabala by a friend recently. I did a research on kabala and I found a cource for Tony Kosinec on youtube from 2006, I completed The Whole cource back to back and I’m here today looking forward to attain more wisdom in the cabalistic spiritual path. I also wanna Thank instructor Kosinec for making this great knowledge and wisdom accessible and comprehendible to the avrage person, I’m really grateful to have this opportunity.
My name is Steven, a 77 year-old retired physician and lawyer – over-educated and outwardly successful. Inwardly, however, for as long as I can remember I have longed to know the meaning of life – of all life and the context of my place in the universe. I can only describe my existential angst and ontological longing as a spiritual quest; it has never been far below the surface of my consciousness – a gnawing hunger, thirst, craving for meaning, belonging and peace. Since I am near the end of my life, there is increased urgency to this search. A friend suggested I explore my Jewish roots. I became a bar mitzvah in 1956, having been a secular, reform Jew, but it was merely going through the motions. Then, it seemed unrelated to the quest already underway, as it was merely another accomplishment I was expected to achieve. I have not participated in Jewish life since then.
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My name is Kenneth Alexander. I live in the Portland area of the state of Oregon in the United States. I recently had a bit of a spiritual experience and feel that it has lead me to Kabbalah. I was raised in a Christian home as well as graduated from a Christian high school, but in my early and mid twenties I felt a bit of a disconnection from mainstream monotheistic religion. I then started to take a more personally responsible view on my relationship with the divine. Kabbalah speaks to this desire in me, and seems a much more pragmatic, personal, and beautiful approach to interacting with the “God” that has always been an inherent part of my life. I have done some personal research and self-reflection with the basics aspects of Kabbalah but feel that a structured course with peers will really be a benefit. I expect that at the very least, my effort in this course will reflect what I get out of it. I understand that it will take some scholarly legwork on my end, but ultimately I feel that I will be much the better for it.
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Im Amber. I just started studying Kabbalah and plan to further my knowledge and learn all I can. For the past 2 years I have been studying Cardology, the ancient science of playing cards. This ancient wisdom has some similarities to the science of Kabbalah because they both guide you to the Creator and will help you to live your best life
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