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.

[Christine]

Greetings from Northern California. My name is Christine Long. I’m  a retired teacher and presently a shamanic and qigong practitioner. My goal is to continue on the path of light and cultivate divinty.

[KatieJ]

Hi Everyone,

I’m Kate from Australia.  My secure and comfortable, albeit modest life, has taken on a bit of a dark tone.  I’m feeling a definite sense of emptiness and lack of meaning which is casting a shadow over what should be a content existence.  Obviously I have missed the point somewhere so am hoping that with the help of Kabbalah I will find what life is really about.

[Jovan]

Hi everyone! My name is Jovan from Minnesota in the United States. I am hoping to find fulfillment, joy and balance in my life.

[Andrew]

Hello everyone,

My name is Andrew and I’m in California. The last 10 years I’ve wondered about what Kabbalah is and now I’m very excited to see for myself what it’s about

[Michael]

hi

[paul gordon]

Hello. My name is Paul. I’m a father (29) of 2 currently living in Jacksonville, FL. Like most of you, I’m searching for fulfillment and the answers to the deeper questions of life; should I find it, I’d love to dedicate my life to helping others find it, too.

My expectation for myself  in this course is to embody the role of “student”, leaving behind any opinions I have of Kabbalah that I may have picked up from independent study so that I can learn it properly from an authentic source. My expectations for the course itself are to find answers to what I mentioned in the paragraph above. Based on the introductory material I’ve seen so far, I think I’ve found a wonderful place to learn. Very happy and thankful to be here!

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