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.

[Exavier X]

Hello my name is Exavier. I’m excited to learn a deeper understanding of reality.

[Ursh]

Hello, I’m Ursula.

I feel Kabbalah has always been calling to me, but I was too scared to delve in. I was raised Christian, but it never felt right. Judaism made alot of sense to me, and I’d like to know more, and eventually come to a better understanding of myself and my world.

[Wassim]

Hello I am wassim i studying kabbalah to spritual development and to get knowledge on ancient sience that lead to self development and better life.

[Tasha]

Hi I am Tasha, 41 from Australia. I am a Christian, grew up Christian. Rebelled at 16 and wanting to find the Truth, have been searching. Have delved into all different spiritualities and religions, the New Age and secret societies as well as atheism and agnosticism. Did actually stumble on Kabbalah around 2016, but must not have been fully ready. Have re-entered Christianity in the last 5 years following my husband’s conversion after having been an atheist all his life. It has satisfied me until recently when I started to feel an unease and disatisfaction, or to be honest, I was never completely settled. Something not being quite right. The battle over different Bible interpretations, dogmas and denominations in Christianity bothers me. I am wanting to find the Truth. Something hit me again with this. Perhaps the point in the heart has actually begun now for me.

Nice to meet you all xx

[Mehdi]

Hello

My name is Mehdi and I am seeking to find the root cause behind everything happens in my life and how I can change it.

[Galith]

Hi everyone my name is Galith. I’m 41, i’ve lived in many countries and have spent the last 20 years in Finland. I hae gone full circle from jewish practice as a child to almost absent spiritual connection and practice and in the last few years to different eastern modalities. I am now recognizing the power of reconnecting with ancestral practice such as studying Jewish text and have developed a deep interest in the connection towards Kabbalah.

I’m looking forward to learning more with this group

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