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.

[Ralitza]

Hi!

I am Ralitza. I live both in Vienna and in Bulgaria. I am 47 years old.

I hope to find answers to the questions we all ask ourselves and ways to how to use those answers in everyday life.

I also hope to find like-minded people for more in-depth conversations about those topics.

Greetings,

Ralitza

[Terra]

Hello, I began my journey with Kabbalah a few years ago. A meditation teacher told me about the Kabbalah Revealed course with and I got about halfway through before being overwhelmed by the Hebrew terms and complex concepts. However, it struck a cord in me to begin to study Judaism as a religion. After taking an Intro to Judaism 101 course at my local Reform Jewish temple, I became active in the community, converted to Judaism 3 years ago and now serve on the board as the vice president of membership. With my increased knowledge of “practical” Judaism, I feel ready now to start again on the spiritual path.

[Geoff]

Hi, my name is Geoff.

I hail from Sydney Australia.

Over the years I have learned snippets of information on Kabbalah and Spirituality that have moved me and felt right. I would like to gain a deeper more rounded knowledge and enlightenment. I am hoping that this course will provide the roadmap for me to follow.

[Robert]

Hi, Bob from the US.  I have studied some other beliefs and mystery schools; they have a part with the Kabbalah.   I am looking to learn more about it and how it interacts.

[ceren]

Hello,

At the end ı want to reach the state of will to receive for creator and join the kli of Bnei Baruch.

[Kikka]

Hi there everyone, it’s a pleasure to be here.

[Author]

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