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    Introduce yourself to your fellow students. Write a few words about yourself and about what you expect from the course.

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      Dara
      Participant

      Hello! I began having Jewish Mystical experiences spontaneously and surprisingly starting in Spring of 2020. I’m a practitioner of Indo-Tibetan Buddhism, Vajrayana, a deep meditator and live a spiritually-centered life. Kabbalah continues to show up for me, so I’m here to learn about it and get a sense of the technology.

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      Brent
      Participant

      I’m Brent -fascinated by ancient esoteric teachings.

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      M. Güzin Kaya
      Participant

      Glad to meet you all sefir’ies and besides спутник. I am Melike and to learn Kabala onn English thinking in here. I am from Turkey and half blood is Zvi side. I used to general social practices in Islamic community. Furthermore, I did not express my situation on any websites before, here is the first attempt and a little bit nervous I am. Since 2016, I got dissociative disorder identy – multi personality diagnose. Ten sefirots – exception is Daat, are represented my side with my alter egos, and actually I am just thinking about multi personality got its own limited as being ten section at least and also as being 10th man sight in any of 2 persons дума in everywhere.

      To get understand what’s affected wrongly on my practices and build my bindings again truly is my another aim to been here.

      Thank you for your concern, glad to meet you again.

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      Nancy
      Participant

      It’s nice to meet everybody.

    • #53781
      david
      Participant

      My name is David I live in the USA. I studied years ago to be a catholic priest but because of health issues I had to leave the seminary. The first year in the seminary we were cloistered and our life consisted of study, prayer, meditation and manual labor. Athought I left my seminary studies the desire to study scripture, develop my prayer life and meditation has remained with me all these years. I’ve been drawn to study Hasidic spirituality and the kabbala I can’t explain why. All I know is that the values which our society promotes for attaining happiness and fulfillment for me are empty and unfulfilling, the spiritual life for me is most fulfilling.

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      Mohamad Gorgi
      Participant

      I am zakai .

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