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.

[Pete C]

Hi All… I started this course a couple of times in the past but life events got in the way so I’m starting again, only this time I’ve invited a couple of friends along too!

I am aspergers/autistic which may have something to do with the way I’ve been approaching this course and Kabbalah in general. I can’t help searching for meaning and patterns in everything, and often spot patterns and meanings which may or may not be those intended.  it can be hard for me to tell the difference.

Anyway, I’ll be stepping through again, week by week, and look forward to participating in the weekly Q&As too!

 

 

[Jacob]

Hello,

I’m Jacob. I’m approaching this course with guarded optimism. The work I’ve put in thus far has been incredibly difficult, and I am only just beginning. I wish us all luck in navigating these waters, and look forward to growing together.

[Karen]

Greetings:

Here in North Carolina, I serve as a spiritual director and writer in an interfaith context and am seeking new understanding of Kabbalah for my ministry. I am also interested in learning new daily spiritual practices for my own growth and development.

Best to everyone, Karen

[Jenny]

Hi my name is Jenny and I am from South 🇿🇦 I am hoping to learn and understand about Kabbalah.  A few years  ago  I made some  enquiries  but didn’t  pursue. I am hoping that  I will find  what I am looking  for.

[Shonda]

Hi how are u my name is Reshonda Mason and what i like to get out of this is wisdom and knowledge and learn how to make some money.

[yusef Hojjati]

Hello, My name is Yusef. I always serach for the meaning and looking for the Truth.Therefor I come here to learn what is not told out of here. Always in search of reality and the real answers and wanting to experience it, in this life.

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