Monthly Archives: March 2007
Just Between Us, Humans
The body is born, lives and dies in this world. There is a force that sustains it, with its unique attributes, character and skills. Together, these qualities form a being in our world that is no different from a beast. Animals live amongst themselves, separated from one another, but not as much as people, because … Continue reading
A Place Where Children Can Learn
Even though today’s society is egoistic, it is quite prepared to advance toward following Nature’s law of altruism. Education and culture have always been established on altruistic principles. In our homes and at school, we teach our children to be compassionate, kind, friendly. We want our children to be nice to others, and we feel … Continue reading
The Roots of Spiritual Health
There are two types of interaction: individual and general. In what instances is a person obliged to accept the opinion of society as mandatory and in what instances does he have to submit to the opinion of an individual? In our life within the framework of our world, in everything that has to do with … Continue reading
Forget Soccer Moms
If we see, that a person is not evolving, perhaps he is in a state where all he cares about is soccer, going to the bar and just his friends, or whatever. Perhaps he’s not evolving because he’s already given up on evolution and that’s why he doesn’t want to learn it. That’s why he … Continue reading
Lost in Deep Space
In the material world, we imagine merging, or adhesion, as shortening the distance between bodies, and understand separation as moving away from one another. However, the spiritual realm lacks such concepts as time, space, and motion. This is why the equivalence of properties between two spiritual objects draws them closer to one another, and the … Continue reading
Animal Farm: 2007
The difference between human beings and animals, is that we are given a will to transcend nature, which we come to recognize by seeing our opposition to it. In other words, the more we evolve, the more our egoism increases; when we want more, we suffer more. Couple this suffering with the recognition caused by … Continue reading