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.

[The Snail]

Hi all,

I’m Horatio, from Reno, NV. I’m a lifelong student of philosophy, I’m interested in spiritual development through understanding Kabbalah.

What a pleasure to digitally meet all of you!

~ H

[Abdu Rahmann Dellal]

Hi, I’m Abdou. 29 years old. I’m here because I want to engage my mind in something meaninfull, learn something and grow around sensible people.

I acutally discovered kabbalah 2 years ago and I completed the part 1 and part 2 courses, but I lost my previous account and I think that it would be good if I pass them again.

Big Hello to all the instructors and the people helping in this beautifull project and best wiches to everybody.

[Amy]

<li style=”text-align: left;”>Hi, my name is Amy, and I’m super excited to explore Kabbalah. I am looking forward to finding a deeper meaning and purpose to my life.

[Mary]

Hello, my name is Mary and I live in the UK. I have been drawn to Kabbalah on and offs for many years but haven’t been sufficiently motivated to continue. This time feels different and more important. I hope the studying will strengthen my faith and bring change and connection

[Kimberly]

Hello Everyone, I’m Kim. Hawaii is my birthplace, but I currently live in Italy. Now 50 years old, I started spiritual practice in my early 20s and continued with some breaks until about ten years ago when I began going through a dark period. Recently, I decided to change myself and started practicing again, but this time it’s different. In a nutshell, “mystical quantum leap” is the best way to describe what’s happening to me experientially. Now, I’d like to broaden my knowledge about the technologies of spirituality and go even deeper in my practice. Thank you for this opportunity.

[Oscar Ignacio Padron-Diaz]

Hello! My name is Oscar and I live in Brooklyn, New York City. I am currently exploring and initiating my journey in my Jewish conversion and I believe the spiritual and mystical path of Kabbalah can help me in my personal growth in connection with my soul as a reflection of G-d’s creation.

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