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.

[Angelo]

Shalom! My name is Angelo, I belong to a synagogue here in Brazil, I have always studied Kabbalah, but I found the approach used by KabU interesting, so I decided to participate, I hope to learn the deep drash levels, and who knows, the light will bless me with sod levels. Dreaming is good.

[Anita]

Hi, my name is Anita.  I live in the U.S.A.  I grew up in a Christian environment mixed with metaphysics.  For the past month I’ve been draw to learn about the wisdom of Kabbalah!  It’s a deep heart and soul attraction.  I’m very excited and eager to learn and to share the journey with other humans.

[BRENDA]

Hello, my name is Brenda, 74 years young, and a born-again believer at the age of 32. Grew up in a world of Irish superstitions, witchcraft, and the occult, but nothing stuck. Praise God. Still a seeker for truth because at the age of 46, I left the church and joined a group studying the Word. About five years ago I joined a Zoom study group on the Torah, and am seeking how to humbly finish my race with mercy, grace, love, and to know who Hashem, and Yeshua, really are.

• This reply was modified 5 months ago by Albert - KabU Instructor.

[ulderico]

Hello,

my name is ulderico and my written inglish is not good.But i am able to understand text’s and videos.I have since ever a strong interest in religions and meditation.But i would really like to understand how i am connectet to this univers and wich role i have to play in it.

Thank you

[Lily]

Hello, looking to start my journey into Kabbalah and am here to learn this great wisdom.

[Janina Paasonen]

I’m Christian based finnish university theologist and wish to find the explanation of reality from Kabbalah

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