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.

[Eric Kane]

Aloha, I am Eric, a Jewaiian! 🌴😎🌊🤙🏾from Hawaii. When I was 40, my uncle Nate, originally from Yemen, invited me in to study Kabbalah with the Rabbi and elders. I had a year experience with them until circumstances changed. I also have experience in Hawaiian cultural development as well, with our Kupuna-elders, wisdom keepers, which again opens up the power of our ancient languages that connect us in a greater intimate love relationship with nature and the cosmos,  that English and many other languages just don’t have. At this time after a number of traumatic events in my life, now age 65, I am in that struggle of rising up again, and shifting not only patterns don’t serve me anymore, and that regaining of self, that had been severely crushed, as well as helping another, whose extremely painful cancer, and torturous suffering also had a traumatic effect upon myself. Blessings bee upon our life’s paths as a continuum of our ancestors, supporting us, the living. May our stories bless each other. Mahalonuiloa, He Hawaii Au, Aloha ‘Āina, Malama Pono.

[Nancy]

Hi I’m Nancy, looking forward to learn more about Kabalah through this course.

[Ehud]

Hi, I am Joseph

[Ehud]

Hello, my name is Joseph and i am excited to be here

[Laci]

Hello everyone, my name is Ladislau and I’m looking forward to learn more about Kabalah.

[juarez]

Hi people, my name is Juarez. I´m very happy to participate in this course with you.

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