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.

[Ali Bahadori]

Shalom

I’m Ali Bahadori born on 23rd of june 1984 in iran and I’m so glad having such a great opportunity to be enlightened and blessed by your awesome atmosphere created by the related great masters where I may find some lovely people to learn from

[Shaun]

Hello, my name is Shaun. I’m interested to learn more about Kabbalah. I’m not religious but have always felt a strong belief in something spiritual , a guiding force in nature that underlies everything.

 

[Innocent Banda]

<p style=”text-align: center;”>Hello, I’m Innocent🇿🇲</p>

[Thomas Martin]

Hey gang!  Name is Tom and I am here to absorb the teachers wisdom and learn all I can about the Kabbalah.  Let’s do it!!!

[laura]

Hello Dear ones! My name is Laura. I am grateful for the opportunity to learn about Kabbalah. I am a healer and seeker of wisdom and truth.

[Jeff]

Hi, my name is Jeff. I came across this organization kind of by accident on a Google search. I am a 32 year old man from the US. I’ve always been a spiritual person; my bookshelf abounds with theological, metaphysical and philosophical treatise. I consider myself a “self-styled” spiritualist who is on a mission to discover truth in any form it presents itself so that I may live a full and happy, contented life. I’ve always had an interest in Kabbalah and own a couple books on the subject which I’ve reviewed in cursory but have never fully developed or dedicated the time to the study and practice thereof. My primary inclination is that of a Buddhist persuasion, however I am deeply interested in the mystical and esoteric teachings that Kabbalah may have to offer. Like any man, I simply want inner peace and satisfaction in my life and the ability to develop wisdom and use my talents for all and for good. I hope that this course on Kabbalah can provide me with new insights to live a more fulfilled and fruitful life.

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