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 3 months, 2 weeks ago by Dani Polovets.

[Tom]

I’m Tom, and I found this site after beginning to read the book Unlocking the Zohar. Looking forward to being part of a group exploring this work.

[James]

Hello I am James.  I am new to Kabbalah.  Recently retired I now have some time for new studies.  I look forward to this journey.

[tristan]

Hello!! I am new to these course as well as the kabbalah. I have very diverse education in spirituality and have been searching endlessly for a better understanding of self, soul, and life. Seeking higher wisdom , personal growth, and a life of purpose are my goals. It is my heart to be of service to others and so first I must become put the time into myself . I am grateful to be here and am eager to dive into the knowledge provided here. Upon my findings on the kabbalah I knew I stumbled upon the truth and the path of learning I’ve been looking for. I did a little pre investigation of kabbalah and was extremely excited the more I found. Now I’m certain this journey is for me. I am optimistic that this is the beginning of a life changing transformation. I just wanna say thank you to all who are involved.

[Brennan]

Hi, my name is Brennan, and what brings me here is a desire to know the Creator & Master of the Universe.  After being taught by Jesuits & coming to the realization that there was nothing deeper left for them to teach me, I began seeking the Truth, landed in the realm of Kabbalah, and have been taking 2 steps back, 3 steps forward ever since.  Thank you for helping to communicate this beautiful wisdom with the world.  May we all, as one soul, become better off as a result.

[Sarah]

Hi I’m Sarah. I’m moving to Japan and would love to see connect with community in Asia

[Seb]

Hello, Seb here.

Been searching for the truth for as long as I can remember, and kabbalah is what makes the most sense to me. Grateful I found this community and looking forward to learn much more.

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