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.

[James Edwards]

Hello. I’m Lloyd Edwards, and I live in Columbia, South Carolina, USA. I just turned 80 years old, so I don’t know if  I’ll complete the course. I’m married and have 5 grandchildren. In my work life, I’ve been a church organist, a physicist (and professor of physics), and Episcopal Priest.

I’ve trained and worked as a Christian spiritual director and always been interested Judaism in Judaism  and Jewish mysticism amd kook forward to learning with you.

[Sol Belo]

Hello, I am Peter

[Adrien Delhalle]

Howdy!

I’m Adrian from Belgium.

I’ve been interested in spirituality for a few years now learning from a lot of different sources but never found anything as comprehensive as kabbalah.

I’m looking forward to going deeper into the rabbit hole and coming out the other end a changed man.

[Danya]

My name is Danya. I have been a spiritual seeker for most of my life. I started a course on Kabbalah recently and found that much of what was taught conflicts with other online sources. I’m here to find a course that can give me a foundational knowledge of Kabbalah  in order to understand how to apply teachings like the tree of life to an understanding of my life’s journey.

[Solomon]

Hi everyone,

I’m Solomon Brown by name, I am single, I lived in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. I am a civil engineer by profession and I work with Evomec Global Services Limited as a QA/QC Engineer here in Nigeria.

At the end of this course, I expect to know more about my subconscious mind, my purpose on Earth and how to find peace and love.

I’m delighted to meet you guys

Thanks Tony Kosinec for the opportunity.

 

[Jeff]

My name is Jeff. I live in the Palm Springs area of California. have moved along various spectrums of Jewish observant my whole life.  I have been interested in Kabbalah since my first trip to Tzfat in 1985 when I was only 21 years old. I remember being told I couldn’t study this till I was at least 40 and had a deeper knowledge of the Torah. Though I always questioned that since most synagogues’ Friday night services would start with prayers written by Kabbalist. I studied years ago with another organization but was greatly turned off on the marketing of the organization as well as the selling of items like water and red strings, that to me seemed to take away from the text itself. During COVID I got involved in a Daf Yomi group and really enjoy learning the Talmud, but that stimulates my mind and logic and it does miss the spirituality part for me. This year I built my own sukkah for the first time where I spent a lot of time mediating and really felt a deeper connection to my roots. Late at night during one of my YouTube “rabbit holes” I came across some of your videos and liked the way you presented things that I may already have learned, in a clear and concise format. I know I learn better in a group, like the structure of being part of the Daf Yomi every day keeps me focused and from my research so far, I think I will enjoy and benefit from the structure of your teaching.  Looking forward to this.

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