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.

• This topic was modified 2 weeks, 5 days ago by Dani Polovets.

[Scott]

Hi,

My name is Scott. I live in the US and have been studying spirituality most of my life. I have never felt such a pull to learn as I have with Kabbalah.

[Yen]

Hi, my name is yen, from Philippines living in USA I am very much interested in learning more deeper about spirituality, I would to be able to experience how is it to be in the spiritual realm, and to attain the level where I can understand the true meaning of my life and the One who created me and the entire universe

[Sally]

Hi. I’m Sal. Female from UK. I’m really excited to get into this teaching. From the little I’ve heard of Kabbalah, it resonates. I’ve been a born again believer for the past 6 years and the contradictions throw up more and more questions which cannot be answered by the faith. Like all of us probably, I just want the truth..

 

 

 

[LeethL]

About 20 years ago I was in a relationship with a man who manipulated me using Kabbalah symbolism and had me totally under a false spell.

I need to find out what the Kabbalah is really about.

 

[Sarah]

HI, I m Sarah from the UK, I’m 78 & very young.

I started studying the embodied Hebrew letters, which are fascinating & with complex spiritual powers. From there I wanted to re-connect to my Jewish bloodline, and have learned that Kabbalah is the way to raise one s spiritual awareness.

[Sarah]

HI, I m Sarah, I live in Somerset, England, I’m 78, and very young!

I ve been through a lot of spiritualities in my time, and passed by from them all, not satisfied.

In the last few months I started learning about the Hebrew letters, which in themselves are wildly mystical, & when you add in the gematria, really it does seem they must be God-given.  I then started looking at my Jewish ancestry, which had been denied out of fear.  One I started looking at what s involved, there is a clear invitation to start improving myself & my relation to God & my fellow man.

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