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.

[Tammy Burns]

Hello, I am excited to find a platform in which to get support and learn from.

[Divine Love]

hi, I am Amine from Paris, looking forward to learn more about kabbalah.

Regards

[Rebecca]

Hi my name is Rebecca I am 35 from Scotland. I Am ready.

[Joe Kaye]

Hello my name is Joe (21 years old)

I am hoping this course provides healing and knowledge for me and hopefully can steer me in a continued positive direction as I try to repair my wounds from this extended period of physical; psychological; emotional; and spiritual disunity and pain. I hope this course can be educational and beneficial in terms of developing and enhancing my relationship with Hashem and I am looking for flow clarity peace and joy in my life which I haven’t had for a very long time and I have been pleading with Hashem for a while. I don’t know too much about kabbalah but hopefully this can open my eyes a bit and assist in the above mentioned.

Warm regards

[Joe Kaye]

Hello my name is Joe (21 years old)

I am hoping this course provides healing and knowledge for me and hopefully can steer me in a continued positive direction as I try to repair my wounds from this extended period of physical; psychological; emotional; and spiritual disunity and pain. I hope this course can be educational and beneficial in terms of developing and enhancing my relationship with Hashem and I am looking for flow clarity peace and joy in my life which I havent had for a very long time and I have been pleading with Hashem for a while. I don’t know too much about kabbalah but hopefully this can open my eyes a bit and assist in the above mentioned.

Warm regards

[Tamar]

Hello to you all. My name is Tamar. Born and raised in Israel, now in Florida since 1993. In my mid 20’s my mother thought it would be a good idea to sign me up for a Kabbalah course in Boca Raton FL, but I wasn’t ready at the time. I was too busy being “invincible”…

between that time and now, I’ve went through a major transformation and it seems that getting back into the Kabbalah world is the most natural step to take. Why? Because ever since I came here to the US , I was on a self discovery journey and came to a point where I could see and feel there is something higher and greater governing and that the majority of people are sucked in this fear based society whirlpool. Mostly through my work as a life coach. I truly believe that the best investment one can do is knowing oneself. Understand what makes you happy, acting upon it and spreading ( influencing ) people ( communities ) around you.

On that note, happy to be here!

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