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.

[VONKA]

Hi, my name is Vonka, I live in a beautiful little town of Yardley, PA. I already wonder how to introduce myself while giving, not taking:) the more I study Kabbalah the more I understand its not about gaining any knowledge, its about opening myself to more happiness, fulfilment and love while no physical goods are required. It is an unspeakable balance where it is not finding a line between good and bad and fighting bad for the good, it is taking full responsibility for everything and finding good in bad. I am new to this, but very hungry for more. For the first time in my life I feel in love with little things and it doesn’t end, and these little things are somehow priceless.

[Da’at Elohim]

Peace & Blessings family the name is Da’at Elohim from New York. Looking forward to enhance my knowledge of our miraculous existence. Gratitude to the creator for creating a platform for like minded individuals to learn & gain a understanding. I am grateful to be here with you all! Enjoy the journey!

[jean-sebastien]

I everyone, my name is Jean-Sebastien and I live in Quebec, Canada.

I first learned about the existence of Kabbalah through ceremonial magick and I want to learn more about what real kabbalah has to offer in terms of getting closer to the creator.

I am exited to be here and learn more.

[Szilvia]

Hi, I just want to broaden my knowledge

[Tố]

Hello, I’m To Tam.
On my way trying to get closer to the Creator, I passed by here.

[Galina Rodriguez]

Hello 👋. I am Galina. I have been interested in Kabbalah for a while and even tried to learn about it few years ago, but dropped it. There was clearly something missing in my approach. A few months ago I took a course in Hebrew Letters in Kabbalah. It became clear to me that before starting learning about Kabbalah, I needed to learn Hebrew alphabet and reading in Hebrew. I have just finished a six weeks learning program and can read in Hebrew. Now I feel ready to learn about Kabbalah.

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