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.

[Blessed Lux]

Hello class my name is Chantelle. I am looking forward to learn and understand Kabbalah.

[Barakah Puta]

<p style=”text-align: center;”>Hello brothers and sisters my name is Barakah I’m new here and am happy to be here with you may God blessed be his Name guide us in all his ways peacefully.</p>

[Barakah Puta]

Hello brothers and sisters my name is Barakah I’m new here and am happy to be here with you may God blessed be his Name guide us in all his ways peacefully.

[Elaene Costa]

Hello! My name is Elaene. I’m in seeking of the meaning of life and ways to lead it better. I was searching for what is the so called free will (does it exist?), then I found this course. I’d like to know what Khabbalah says about that.

[Donald]

Hello!

Very excited to being this journey with an actual direction and meaning to some of the ideas Ive felt inside me for some time but haven’t been able to conceptualize for myself without some sort of guidance.

Im Donald and its a my pleasure so start down this path with all who walk beside me and all the have come before.

[Richard Lively]

Personally, I have always felt that free will was an illusion that we think is a reality creating an arrogance that slowly destroys our connection to being universal.  But I am here to learn this as well.  It seems to be a popular subject.  I am glad I am not the only one who wants definitive answers on this matter.  (Edited) This went in the wrong place.  It was a response to Elaine’s free will question)

[Kev]

Hi Kevin seeking to expand my vessel with your help

[Author]

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