Welcome to the course! What brings you here? Please share with the community what you hope to gain from this course

[Gianni – KabU Instructor]

Welcome to the course! What brings you here? Please share with the community what you hope to gain from this course

[Vlad]

I was first introduced to the study of Kabbalah, from my father sometime around the year 2003. He handed me a book with a yellow shiny cover about 80 or so pages which was the introduction to Kabbalah written by Rav Liatman. I read the book somewhere around the age of 15 or so and had answers in the book that I cannot relay to you, because it was a feeling. I went on their website and saw some short cartoons so to speak, one specifically that spoke to my heart was the one narrated by Tony called the “Host and the Guest.” (Can you send a link of this video, I cant find it in your archive)  As Rav says I need a 10 so I have joined this course with a goal of finding a 10, so that I can work with them, and learn to build a spiritual vessel so that we can, together, reach equivalence of form with nature. I wish everyone success and continued enlightenment and support throughout this course!

[Rick]

Greetings,  and thank you for this course. I am eager to learn new an interesting ideas, and the title of this course is very curious to me, Thank you for sharing.

[johan semloh]

I am here to continue learning under the teachings of KabU.  I deeply enjoy learning about how Kabbalah explains reality and the process and purpose of  growing above our ego and living lives of love, bestowal and connection.

[Jeremy Adam]

<p style=”text-align: center;”>Hope to continue on the path of Kabbalah and Meditation. Blessings.</p>

[Sol Belo]

I am hopeful with cautiousness:  I have been let down by organizations before!

 

[Stella Bassous]

I am here to be guided to more enlightment and am sure that you will

Thank you

Stella From Brazil

[Author]

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