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.

[Michelle]

Hi. My name is Michelle. I have a desire to mature into the likeness of the Creator by loving my neighbor as myself and to connect. Kabbalah is a method to achieve this.

[Scott]

Greetings fam,

I’m Scott. My life has been spent knowing there’s a true spiritual destiny that I couldn’t quite find for all these years. I used deep logical reasoning based on observations of life and humanity to come to conclusions that didn’t seem to be shared anywhere, until I found some Kabbalah videos online that were spot on with all I’ve realized. I’m hoping the experience of others here and the training can help me find a proper balance and the wisdom to live more purposefully and properly focused

[Peter Bradshaw]

Hi, my name is Peter (family name Mick).

About 2 years ago I had an epiphany, realising all I’d been taught was a lie (regarding Christianity) I have a massive urge now to become ‘spiritual’,need to be able to access my 3rd eye,so as to continue on my path.

I am 72 years of age and have memory issues,hopping you will all be patient with me.

Blessings to you brother’s and sister’s

[Scott]

Hi Peter. Absolutely happy you are here!

[Nguyễn]

Hi. My name is Trang. What caught my attention to this course is “for those who want to make sense of life”. So that’s why I’m here.

[Peter Bradshaw]

Hi my name Peter (family name Mick) aprox 2 years ago I had an epiphany realising all I had been taught was a lie.  I am now seeking spirituality to proceed on my path.  I am 73 years old this July, suffer with memory loss so find it difficult to concentrate. I hope you will all have patience with me.

[Laurel]

Hi my name is Laura.  I am 70 years of age.  I have always been interested in Spirituality.  I attended Catholic School grades 1 – 12.  I read the Old Testament of the Bible once and intermittently and I have read the New Testament 2+ times.  I have tried to join other denominations of Western churches, but I felt that they taught “Do as I say and not as I do”.  I found Eastern religions and thought they had a lot to offer.  I discovered Kabballah a few years back and it almost took all the mystery out of Spirituality so that it becomes livable.  And that is what I want.  To live “Love thy neighbor” To live “If someone takes your coat, give them your shirt as well.” And others such as ” If someone slaps your cheek offer the other too.” I want to learn to live these things in a beneficial, meaningful way.

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