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.

[Isabel]

P.S.

here to dive into this path with an open heart.

Cheers!

[Isabel]

Hello,

 

I consider myself to be truth-seeker. I have delved into different spiritual paths, and have yet to dive into this one- until now.

Happy Unlearning!

[tyrone]

Hello everyone,

I am Tyrone or Ty.  When I was about six years old, I was sent to live with my Great grandparents on a farm out in the middle of nowhere.  Since I had come from A big city, I had never seen so many Stars in the night sky.  That is when I came to realize the infinite size of this Creation.  I remember being angry with whoever was responsible for putting me on this Planet and not informing me about what this is all about.  Glad they have a sense of humor.

Now, at age seventy-two, I am still working on that puzzle.  Kabbalah is A good fit. Enjoying the Journey.

 

 

 

[Rage HB]

Hello everyone, My name is Amirhossein.
I spent a lot of my life wondering and pursuing something that would make me believe that life had a meaning and it was worth it.
I really found nothing good about that at the while, I became depressed and nihilistic and Very pessimist about life and human nature… but I still believe and feel that there is something beyond.
And I Have found that I don’t have to even search for it, most of religions are right about the inner self; when you look at yourself consciously and experience the present moment, there is nothing else to search for.
I Was first a muslim then I researched and quit, then I thought about Christianity and It didn’t fit my personal values so I left that behind also, My reason to still search for something even though within Abrahamic religions is all because of a certain feeling and faith I have inside of me that I’m trying to satisfy.
Basically that existential search for meaning. and now here I am trying to figure out about this.
A lesson from my experiences: whatever you believe in, never stop believing in god, trust me it makes a lot of difference in your life.

[Jeff Solomon]

Hi everyone,

I have always been driven by a desire to understand how things work. At the most fundamental level, I’ve been searching for answers about the purpose of life itself. I’ve been on a journey that has illuminated the perspectives of several religious traditions, and while I have sensed profound truth in many of them, I have not been able to discern my truth.

After watching a few introductory videos on Kabbalah, something big clicked. I felt a sense that words and concepts were being shown to me that mapped directly onto a truth that exists deep inside me. I’ve learned never to say that I’ve “found the truth”, but this stage of my journey, into Kabbalah, is perhaps the most exciting and promising so far.

I look forward to sharing this experience with all of you.

–Jeff, New York City

[cenk]

Hello

My name is Cenk.

I’ve tried zillions of modalities and kept failing to find meaning. Never stopped searching and finally found myself here.

Wish you all the best

 

 

 

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