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.

[Jenny]

Hi my name is Jenny and I am from South 🇿🇦 I am hoping to learn and understand about Kabbalah.  A few years  ago  I made some  enquiries  but didn’t  pursue. I am hoping that  I will find  what I am looking  for.

[Shonda]

Hi how are u my name is Reshonda Mason and what i like to get out of this is wisdom and knowledge and learn how to make some money.

[yusef Hojjati]

Hello, My name is Yusef. I always serach for the meaning and looking for the Truth.Therefor I come here to learn what is not told out of here. Always in search of reality and the real answers and wanting to experience it, in this life.

[Nathan]

Hello everyone. My name is Nathan. I’m not really sure what to say about myself. I’m mostly just looking to be part of a group who are all looking for that unity and bestowal through kabbalah. I’m looking forward to the next few weeks and to interact.

[Alyssa Harper]

Hi, Alyssa here from Utah, USA.

UH.. been on a spiritual research binge for about a year now, trying to discover myself and reality/the universe.. I really enjoy learning as much as possible about all kinds of things. Although I’m not a traditional religious person, growing up Mormon and constantly being around it has caused me to be a little wary of religion in general but I’m starting to discover that to understand myself, the universe and my reality, I must learn about God as well… so I’ve been trying to be more open to those types of things.
anyways… here I am.. yeah.

uh thanks,

Alyssa *

[adina shaina]

Hello Alyssa,

I notice you have the same training as I do in writing – and no doubt your response pattern will be on par with Pathway. May we both gain that freedom from the confusion that our life in religion bestowed upon us.  You are not alone in your quest. And…

… you are welcome here.

Adina Shaina

[Arnold]

Hi, Arnold here from Virginia. Someone who I’ve been on a spiritual journey with introduced me to KabU and I am searching for the “more” that I know exists. Been studying Torah for a while now. Glad to be here to see what this course has to offer in terms of bringing some things into a clearer focus.

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