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.

[Aaron Burr]

I am Aaron. I am not completely new to kabbalah and what I learned so far has given me a strong desire to learn so much more. I can not stop until I understand the truth.

[Rob]

Hi I’m “Rob” the awareness of the distractions that are deemed important have lost meaning for me a long time ago. There’s a constant intuition of a “real” reality beyond appearances but it seems out of reach and only sporadically peripherally sensed. I studied from many sources and mined some information but mainly have developed awe for what I don’t know. I’m here to unlearn the erroneous and hopefully find out what my capacity for reality connection actually is.

[Cathy Leahy]

Hi I am always interested in learning in life.
so many different teachings and all come together to become fulfilled and loved and abundant in life.

[laura]

Hi I’m Laura. New student.
Always wanted to learn more about Kabbalah.

[Joanne]

Hi all,

I was introduced to Kabbalah years ago and have been fascinated by the the personal transformations that have occurred by just brushing the surface of the tree of life… But the surface isn’t enough. I want to learn. I want to understand. Ready to go deeper.

[Cat]

Hi, This is a return to these teachings for me.  I had done several of the initial courses many years ago, and I am excited to start over with the physical books this time.  My husband and I are also doing them at the same time, which will be an added dimension, and interesting, I think.  🙂

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