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.

[Anthie Televantou]

Hello everyone,

My name is Anthie, I am a student in between careers and in my mid 30s. I have read several different books of a spiritual nature, searching for answers that are not easy to find, or I have not been satisfied with the answers. Anything of metaphysical nature, even philosophy has excited me from a very young age. Searching for spiritual truth and growth. I did watch a few lectures from kabbalah.info, and what he has explained so far really does resonate with me and I am eager to learn more.

[maxienne]

Greetings…

My name is Maxienne and my soul has directed me here. Im a helicopter paramedic but also a Psychic Medium. All i know, is that deep within my heart and soul , is that God wants me here … That these are important times for humanity, and I AM very sure that this is very important to our revolution.

And so it is…

[Etienne Fourie]

Hi, I am Etienne Fourie from Bloemfontein South Africa. I am a lecturer in Mathematics.  I am not sure if I have find Kabbalah of if Kabbalah have found me, but I cannot wait to learn more about the way to unity with our source and to teach this to the benefit of all, as one sole.

[Denise]

Hello my name is Denise. I am a teacher and I live in Jamaica. I have been interested in Kabbalah for a while and I’ve read quite a bit about it but never formalized it by joining a group or signing up for class. I await the journey and look forward to seeing changes in my life experiences.

[Felix Hernandez]

Hello! My name is Felix and currently live in Ohio. I am hoping to gain the basic understanding of Kabbalah and how it differs from other forms of mysticism.

[Anthon]

Hello my name is Anthon, 43 yo educator/musician from Sydney, Australia. I always want to enrich my belief in Christianity and learn more about Jewish faith by learning Torah, Kabbalah and Zohar. I sincerely hope the knowledge will enrich my experience and become a blessing to member of my community around me.

 

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