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 months ago by Dani Polovets.

[Hugo]

Hello KabU friends!

[Ben]

The lineage of Light surrounding us is exuberantly truth. The Torah is the 1st steps in fight against any desire in the 1st place. 2ndly the Shenanigans and difference between male and female is the exact same response to the Oneness of His Domain with the covenant of Marriage only.

[Martina]

Hi my name is Martina, I’m 63 and I hope to finally find some more answers and truths about life, meaning, purpose, Hashem, reality, really ALL of it! Time is pressing on and so is my hunger and desire to get to the essential things in this world. Kabbalah will add many puzzle pieces I hope!

[Jane]

Hello All,

My name is Jane, and I live in Ann Arbor, Michigan.  I look forward to exploring the concepts and wisdom of Kabbalah.

[Derek]

My name is Derek, I’m 37 and live in Colorado.

I’ve always been very spiritual and I’m a follower of Christ.

I’ve had a few out of body experiences on sacred mushrooms where the creator revealed so much to me that it blew my mind. After much self-investigation, the creator lead me to quantum physics and Kabbalah. I hope to gain a better understanding of what was revealed to me, where I’m at in my ascension, how to progress and walk everyday in the will of the creator. I also hope that though out these courses I will learn how to read the Bible in the language of branches. Hearing someone translate parts of it was great and inspiring but to read it myself, and have true understanding is my desire.

[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.

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