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.

[Sean Mero]

Hello! I am Sean, an English teacher from the US currently living in Korea. In my spare time I am a grad student at an online interfaith seminary. In terms of religious affiliation, I am a Bahá’í, but I also practice Muslim, Buddhist, and Christian contemplative techniques. I will be happy to learn more about Kabbalah and Jewish approaches to mysticism.

[Uma]

Hello everyone, I’m Uma from South Africa. I’ve read bits and pieces about Kabbalah and found the subject bith enthralling and empowering. I hope to glean knowledge from this course and apply this to everyday living.

[Gerard Havermans]

Hi a am an active business person form the Netherlands that combines his professional live with being a spiritual seeker already for over 40 years . Now I am eager to learn and understand Kabbala.

[Maria Lopes]

Hi Everyone,

I am Maria from Portugal.

I’ve read a little bit about Kabbalah and want to know more.

[Milos Vlatkovic]

Hi everyone,

I’m a seeker aiming at and reaching for the Divine while trying to stay rooted to the “ground”. Psychotherapist in search for highest possible view point at psychology and life itself.

[Milos Vlatkovic]

Hi everyone,

You could say I am a seeker, aiming at and reaching for the Divine while trying to ground myself firmly into the material aspect of  existence. I’m also psychologist and geschtalt psychotherapist but I would like to see psychology and psychotherapy as well as life itself from a highest possible perspective, and achieve maximum of spiritual development in ongoing incarnation.

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