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.

[geoff harriman]

i am not up on the subject but am willing to learn

[Erin Jot]

Hi! I’ve dabbled in studying Kabbalah off and on for over 10 years and I feel very much called to go deeper and have more structure with these studies. I’m also interested in meeting people online. I’m in Philadelphia. I know about 3 people who have studied deeply Kabbalah – and they are on my periphery – am excited to meet peers.

[Mari]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Hello i am Marinette Mari for short i have had a feeling i never had a chance to find my true self so i did some research and was guided here</p>

[Jeff Evans]

Hello, I am Jeff. It feels as though I’ve been intuitively guided here over the past few years. Very new to Kabbalah and I am curious to learn more. Excited to see what comes of this.

[Z]

Hello, I’m Zerrah but you can call me Z. Im from the Pacific Northwest. I can’t wait to learn about Kabbalism, and how our creator is manifest throughout our reality.

[jill]

hi z

welcome….

jill

[Tom]

I am Tom from the US, and I know that we are here in this reality for more than just to exist and die.  That the Creator is real and that we can get to have an actual relationship with the source.  I have spent my life in search of that relationship.  My goal in studying Kabbalah is to transform myself so that I can become that which the Creator intended for me to be.

I don’t know how to do this.  I’ve searched through studies of religions, science, mysticism, and occult knowledges.  Along this path, I have had many dead ends, confusion, and also many moments of a glimpse of the truth.

This has led me to here.

[Author]

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