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.

[Esther]

My name is Esther. I was born in Brooklyn to parents who were Holocaust survivors. Now I live in Olympia, Washington.  I’ve always been drawn to knowledge and have studied many belief systems and philosophies, including Judaism, mystical .Christianity, the Vedas, Indigenous cultures and Buddhism as well as the writings of Rudolph Steiner and Edgar Cayce.  I appreciate Kabbalah’s independence from any particular belief system.

[Antoinette Verlaan]

Hello
I am Antoinette and i live in the Netherlands. I am looking for the meaning of life and i want to connect with the creator. Living my life the way the creator wants me to live it.

All my life i asked myself the question why are whe here. What is the meaning of our lives here.

[Shlomo]

Hello, beautiful souls ^____^

My birth name is Francis, but people know me as Frankie or Shlomo. I’m 37 years of age, and I’m from Melbourne, Australia. I’ve always been attracted to esotericism and alchemy; I believe that we should devote a great deal of time, energy and effort toward a path of Light, especially in a time when materialism reigns supreme. I’m extremely grateful for the opportunity to learn from Tony Kosinec, and to share this journey with people such as yourselves.

Blessed be.

[Renata]

Hello! I’m Renata from Brazil. I’m here to learn about Kabbalah . I’m looking for answers.

[Priscilla]

Hi my name is Priscilla and I’m interested in keeping an open mind, learning, and possibly applying new knowledge to my life.

[Mohamad Haziq Amaluddin]

Hi, my name is Haziq from Malaysia. I come here to learn about Kabbalah and looking for the answer of mystery of universe.

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