Monthly Archives: January 2008

We Were Made for each other

Love in our world and in the Kabbalistic world is a specific reaction to pleasures. That is, feelings that emerge in us in response to received pleasure. Our most regular love for anything emerges as a result of the fact that the object we love contains pleasure, some kind of light or even a micro-dose … Continue reading »

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Yes, My Man is Fighting Some Unholy War

We come together to unite as a group. The men unite in groups with the objective of studying, bonding and loving each other as themselves and to attract the light. The women come together in support of the men to ultimately attract the light and to become one. Without the women and their support and … Continue reading »

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I May Be Paranoid, but not an Android

No matter how hard we try to progress, people are not less sick. The more we produce media and culture and education, among other things, to fulfill people’s lives, we see people becoming more and more depressed. Depression is today’s number one sickness. When people are in despair, they get into drugs, they kill and … Continue reading »

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I Went Out to Pick a Fight

What is our life for, the life where minor joys cost us so dearly that absence of suffering seems like happiness to us? If we are at nature’s mercy, if we are what we are because this is the way nature created us, and we have to live with whatever qualities we have in us … Continue reading »

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What You Don’t Know You Can Feel it Somehow

When the human body dies, the soul passes to a new-born one. From one life to the next the soul gradually accumulates readiness to manifest in man. He lives many lives without feeling his soul – an aspiration to the upper world. Don’t confuse it with the earthly “aspiration to loftiness”, which normally stands for … Continue reading »

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Make Sure That Your Wedding Doesn’t End up Like This

How does a person today differ from a person two hundred or two thousand years ago? He differs in his level of egoism. This level of egoism constantly grows in a person, and this egoism constantly demands that we develop. Technologies, industries, and culture are all a result of egoism. This is very good. But … Continue reading »

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