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.

[Justin haynes]

My name is Justin, Ia m from Barbados. I was always interested in perception and how perception is perceived, Kabbalah has given me the ability to decode the nature of reality whether intellectually or unexplainable intuition…i am beginning to connect the dots.

[Judy]

Hello Friends,

My name is Judy and I am from the Pacific Northwest, Washington, US. It is exciting to be given this opportunity to study Kabbalah. As a beginner, it was wonderful to learn of the spark we each have in our soul. I am looking forward to learning to bestow love to our creator, to have intention to connect with all of you, and to live in the now.

Thank you Tony and all instructors for sharing your wisdom of  Kabbalah.

[Deborah Joplin]

Hello Judy,

I am from the Pacific NW, Washington as well. I am glad to have the opportunity to go on this journey; the longing to open my awareness of the Creator’s presence further. The Sefirot have been instrumental in bringing me here! I am glad you are going on this journey as well!

[Judy]

Hello Deborah,

Thank you for your message! What a joy it is to be connected with  friends who are near and ones who are far. I’m glad that you are on this journey as well! Together we will learn to love, bestow and connect to draw near our Creator.

[Jay (Chaim S.)]

Hello friends,

After seven decades of life in this deeply broken world, in which my heart has been shattered and hardened repeatedly, I return to the wonders and divine elegance of Kaballah, this time not for  scholarly interest. This time with a resolve to move from my thirst for knowledge, to the levels of the spiritual and the world above.

I hope this course will strengthen my desire to connect with the friends and  feel once more. I will ask the Creator for help in feeling so I might discover and experience the real meaning of equivalence of form, and move from my excessive egotism to the beauty of  bestowal on others and the Creator.

Thank you Tony and friends for everything you do so marvelously. Shalom

[Shulamith]

Hi Jay Chaim, “deeply broken world” is how I too perceive the world right now.

Where are you located? Would be nice to be neighbours!

Shulamith

• This reply was modified 5 months ago by Shulamith.

[Matheus]

Hello, good afternoon.

Greetings from Brazil!

My study of kabbalah began a few years ago practically alone. For everyday reasons I ended up abandoning it, but recently I went back to studying and by a stroke of fate on a Kabbalah page on Facebook, i ended up finding this website where it teaches us it’s secrets for free. I’m glad Kabbalah is becoming so famous. I hope to learn a lot here.

[Demilew Almaw]

My name is Demilew T.Almaw. born in Ethiopia, near Nile river. right now I am live in California, US.

Learning is my part of everyday life.I came to KabU to learn about this world.to feed my soul.

[Nikola Krnjic]

hello its me Nikola and my girlfriend Stefani she was born in Israel and we want to find out more about her heritage and religion. thank you Tony, for this opportunity.

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