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.

[Elmarie Melany Maritz]

“There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors of perception.” ― Aldous Huxley

[nicholas]

Hello!

I’m Nicholas, hope everyone is well, I’m happy to have found this great resource, and look forward to this experience with you all.

[Matthew]

Greetings! My name is Matthew and I am excited to be here and to learn the mysteries of Kabbalah. I am a Freemason and I have a deep appreciation for esoteric knowledge. I am extremely grateful for this opportunity!

[Cristy]

Hi! My name is Cristy, and i am very happy to be studying Kabbalah with all of you…hopefully we will get our goal of beign in  equivalence of form with the CREATOR

[Iheb]

Hello,

I have a burning desire for knowing the meaning of my existence and the existence of all other beings. I want to start the year 2022 by studying kabbalah, however, I find it hard to get committed to pursuing the wisdom. The pain of having no answer to the question of what is the meaning of life keeps bringing me back here. I wish I would study kabbalah in real life and devote the entirety of my time to studying it. If it truly is a wisdom that answers that question, one can’t do anything but sacrifice his life in it’s pursuit.

There is a fire in my heart that comforts me when I feel that I can’t pursue this knowledge due to problems that go beyond my control. How I wish to bend things to my desire in order for me to realize this goal.

It’s within me the light that guides and nurtures.

[Jo]

Hi,

My name is Jo.  I’ve been a life long spiritual seeker, student and reader!  I have some familiarity with Kabbalah and look forward to learning more and sharing the journey.

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