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.

[Devorah Vidal]

my name is Devorah. Someone I know told me about the  Wisdom of Kabbalah and about Dr Laitman and KabU and suggested that I might benefit from digging deeper into it.

I’ve always wanted to know what we are all doing here

[Kat Jennings]

Hi, I’m Kat. I live in New Orleans. I was raised Roman Catholic. The nature of God as I was taught in Catholic school didn’t ever feel right to me.

I’m here because my curiosity about the nature of the divine could no longer be denied.

Thank you for your help.

[jill]

me too

Jill

[Kat Jennings]

Are you in New Orleans?

[jill]

no, Costa Rica….

[Thierry Roy]

Hello everyone,

My name is Thierry. I have called myself an atheist all my life, despite having a strong interest in spirituality in religions. I’ve been a “sad” atheist, having that point in the heart and not knowing what to do with it. The videos from Kabbalah Info (thank you!) and the meetings I’ve had with a Rabbi from Montreal (Rav Daniel Cohen) made it clear that there was something I could do to expand that point and explore the spiritual dimension that is said to be essential to live a full life.

I’m doing this trip to attainment along with a friend, hoping that we can help each other get better.

Thanks!

[Eugene Sokol]

My name is Eugene Sokol. I’ve always been a seeker of “the truth.” I’m hoping that this course will shed some light on my quest for the truth & get answers to the what, when, where & how to become enlightened to a more fulfilling life.

[Wiger Levering]

I am Wiger and I am here to really understand what Kabbalah is about and how it can help me finding my true purpose for this life . . .

[Francis Carrier]

My name is Francis. I’ve been in search of Wisdom and the meaning of life and reality for a long time now and a couple of years ago I learned about the existence of the Torah and of the Kaballah. I understood quickly it as being authentic and a true answer to my questions, with all the other studies and experiences I had in my life feeling less true and complete. I already have received notions of Torah and Kaballah with Ravs and Rabbis, and watched a lot of KabU videos on the Internet. Just bought your student book a few months ago and started reading as a binome with another student. We wish to learn with your organisation the authentic way : A book, a teacher and a group. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us !

[jill]

welcome

[Francis Carrier]

Thank you Jill !

[Author]

Replies