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.

[Melody Bethel]

Hello Everybody!  My name is Melody.   I started becoming interested in the Tree of Life because I was watching YouTube channels that talk about how it is related to the Tarot.  I am learning to read tarot cards.  I have had some strange experiences in life and am looking for a more open minded approach to spirituality.  I like how Kabbalah promotes the idea that all life is connected.  I have studied the tree of life just a tiny bit and like how it creates a sort of mind map to follow.

[Michelle]

Hi my name is Michelle. I have been interested for some time now in Kabbalah but never had access to the knowledge. I am excited to learn more as I feel that my spiritual path has not given me as much as I had hoped for. I look forward to the learning. Thank you for this opportunity.

[Christopher]

Greetings!

My name is Christopher.  I’ve been curious about Kabbalah for some years but never found a clear direction as to learning.  As with everything, things are revealed when we are ready.  I am grateful for having been led here and very much look forward to learning and growing with everyone.

Thank you.

[Saulius Baltrūnas]

Hi everyone,

My name is Saulius, I’m from Lithuania. Always felt kinda different than most people. Since as long as I can remember myself. Different how? Almost never agreeing to popular opinions, never truly understanding any of the worlds religions, they just never made sense to me. But I am searching for god, or whatever you may call it. A power of nature, love.. Or perhaps the understanding itself of who we are, what we are and how to connect to our home Earth and to one another. God to me is whatever I will find. So by continuing my search I’m here. 🙂

[Dave Lieberman]

Hello.. my name is Dave. I have long been interested in the secrets of life and happiness. I have suffered greatly in this life, more than most. I seek the reasons why and how I can overcome my suffering to be replaced with happiness and love.

[Rahul Bhatia]

Hello,
I am Rahul. I found this course on YouTube channel. It’s closely similar to concepts in Sanatan Dharma/Hindu. The difference is that in kabbalah concepts are explained using logic and one can relate it to make sense of what’s happening Now.

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