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 2 weeks, 5 days ago by Dani Polovets.

[Anonymous]

Hi, I’m György from Hungary. I’ve come to study Kabbalah to help me grow by learning to handle life’s challenges, better understand myself and others, and find clarity in today’s chaotic world.

[Henoc]

 

Hello, I’m Henoc, I live in Haiti.
I’m very happy to be with you on this exciting journey. I’m very interested in Kabbalah, which I believe is an explanation of where we come from and where we are going.
 

[Carla]

My name is Carla and I am Canadian. Interested to learn about Kabbalah and see how it aligned with my other spiritual practices, teachings and paths in my life. Excited to learn more.

[Ilana]

Hello,
My name is Ilana. I am originally from Poland. I have lived in the last 40 years in several different places in the world and, currently, I live in Costa Rica. I will be closing my journey next year by returning to Poland.
I am on a spiritual path as long I remember myself. Now at the age of 66, my soul is ready for the final chapter. I was very fortunate to have in life remarkable teachers and mentors to support my development and, once again, I feel so blessed to become a member of Bnei Baruch community. There is nothing else I would rather do with the rest of my life than study Kabbalah.

[Jeremy Schwartz]

Hello, I’m Jeremy

[Diana]

Hello all! My name is Diana and I reside in beautiful San Francisco, CA. More than my roles of being a mother, wife, friend, daughter, sister, etc. I seek to find a deeper connection within that helps me open to finding the balance of loving and accepting others, as well as myself. I seek a practice and daily intention that gives quiet space from the wildness of my mind and helps to align my life with service and connection.

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