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    Introduce yourself to your fellow students. Write a few words about yourself and about what you expect from the course.

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    • #49544
      James
      Participant

      Hello, my name is James Nnamdi Eze. I am a Nigerian from the south east of Nigeria. I am interested in learning, and I want to know about  Kabbalah.

       

       

       

    • #49543
      Azad
      Participant

      <p style=”text-align: left;”>Hi, I am Azad from Bangladesh. I am very excited to no more about Kabbalah.</p>

    • #49538

      Hello!

      I a am faisal from pakistan i am very intrusted to know how to kabala work

    • #49532
      Sreya
      Participant

      Hi , I am sreya from India. Love to study about ancient world, the creation and the creator, the magic and the mystery of the world. I heard the term Kabbalah once…and it’s time to dive in it…hope for the best experience. Thank you.

    • #49522
      peter4meena
      Participant

      Hi

      Peter Machado  From India.  I a catholic Searching for answers

       

      Hoping to be enlightened here in the course

       

      • #49627
        Noman
        Participant

        Helo to everyone. Can anyone tell me that what is kabblah is really is????

        • #49896

          Hi Noman,

          That’s what we’re here to learn.  Lesson 1 will answer exactly this question.

          Albert @ KabU

    • #49501
      peter
      Participant

      Hi I am Peter from South Africa

      From a very young age I have always had a desire to find the truth and meaning, brought up in a christian family it didnt make sense to me so I have been studying and exploring alot of different beliefs and traditions for many years which has helped me to grow when shortly I discovered Kabbalah through my research on sacred geometry. Out of everything I have explored kabbalah just seems to make so much sense to me so I am very glad to be here and look forward to learning more.

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