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.

[Elvis]

hello

my name is Elvis ,,i am excited to be a part of this to learn more about kabbalah.

[Yvanna Nanoka]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Hello this is Sky, Kabbalah appears  like an answer for me as a spiritual seeker and I am  grateful for.  I know I’m in the right path. I’m here to learn the way  to be connected.</p>

[Yvanna Nanoka]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Hello this is Sky, Kabbalah appears  like an answer for me as a spiritual seeker and I am  grateful to be here.  I know I’m in the right place.I’m here to learn the way  to be connected.</p>

[Adrian Armando Pereda]

Hello my name is Adrian from Mexico Currently I’m unemployed but  I always thank  God about another Day to give. Shalom.
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[Ash]

Hello,

My name is Ash, and I’m an accountant. I became interested in kabbalah through a deep interest in philosophy, and after discovering I have Jewish ancestry, decided to learn more.

I’m fascinated by kabbalah for how it addresses the problem of the human ego and spiritual/personal development, and despite being a more or less areligious person, I’m surprised and compelled by how kabbalah seems to align with personal insights and revelations from lived experience.

[Verena]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Dear colleagues, my names is Verena. I come from Slovenia and I work as an attorney. I was brought up in a religious family. Thought I am considered a very rational person, I’ve had my share of trascendental experience, which were hard to rationally process and understand. I intuitively know there is more out there than meets the eye.. Looking forward to the class to find out more.</p>

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