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.

[Savio]

Hey, I am Savio
I have heard a lot about kabbalah and was very interested to know more about it, so here I am exploring it.

[Kimberly]

Hello fellow studiers,

My name is Kimberly, years ago I kept hearing the word Kabbalah. I had started to do some research and dived into it as I realized it was like psychology to the soul. Giving understanding to our self-reactions and how to overcome them. To truly walk in loving kindness and showing forth kindness to others. Understanding we are not separate from one another, but we are all interconnected, a part of one body. So, I started studying the Torah along with Kabbalah as they go hand in hand, but it can be challenging to do so on your own, especially with understanding it in depth.  I decide to join this course because I feel I need an instructor to guide me through my spiritual journey. I believe we all have a tikkun (purpose to fix and improve something) within this world of ours and I like to discover my part and as a whole. I am hoping these courses will give me to tools and a deeper understanding and how to be my true self and by receiving, I am hoping to also share with others.

I look forward to learning with all of you.

 

[Ellema]

Hi I’m Ellema

I’m here to learn and experience Kabbalah. I’ve been interested in learning more for quite some time and sense I’ve finally landed in the right place.

im looking forward to the course and community

• This reply was modified 3 weeks, 5 days ago by Ellema. Reason: Grammar

[RUBIN CORRALES Nicolas Alejandro]

Hola me llamo Nicolas y hace tiempo estoy leyendo sobre la kabbalah y soy de argentina queriendo saber mas sobre este tema tan interesante

 

[Christen H]

Looking to learn more about the Kabbalah.

[Gayle]

Hello, my name is Gayle.  I live in Idaho.  Just listened to several of Gil’s videos and found it fascinating.  Looking forward to learning more.

 

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