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.

• This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by Dani Polovets.

[Konstantinos Papaioannou]

I feel lost. Life seems without a true purpose. Kabbalah seems to be able to give me what I’m seeking.

[Konstantinos Papaioannou]

Life is meaningless without a purpose and I do not know mine. It certainly is not just to pay bills, work, get a family e.t.c. I started reasearching Kabbalah for my Tarot practice and I found myself here and got hooked. Kabbalah suggets that can guide me to my purpose. I want to do it!

[Gloria]

Hi, I’m not exactly sure what you want me to say. I’m just a regular teenager looking for answers to the questions no-one seems to be able to answer. I hope I can find them here.

[Vivian]

Hi.  What an amazing system this is!  It is fun to meet you all, and I look forward to our connection and study together.  I live in Texas, USA – at the moment.  😉

[jill]

I live in Costa Rica and all the Americans here seem to be from Texas. My best friend here is totally Texas. Where in Texas are you from? I am from Massachusetts. Been living in Costa Rica for 15 years.

Welcome.

Jill

[Chris]

Hello,

My name is Chris and I’ve been looking for this course for a long time. It speaks to my heart as to what is “real” and what isn’t. Can’t wait to uncover the connections that I know are there but just can’t wrap my head around.

[John Caton]

Hello all.

I’m John from Texas. I’m new to the study of Kabbalah. I’ve studied, from a Biblical perspective, most of my 76 years but have been confounded by trying to understand concepts like spirit and soul. While recently searching to understand the various viewpoints expressed on the internet I found this site. I’ve had a distant awareness of Kabbalah, but decided now was the time to learn more.

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