Monthly Archives: January 2010
A Voice From The Cave: Bin Laden Endorses Global Warming, So What?
AL-QAEDA leader Osama bin Laden blamed the US and western industrial nations for climate change. He held western countries responsible for desertification, floods, global warming and hunger in the Third World, and called for “drastic” rather than partial solutions to climate change. According to Kabbalah, none of our actions really have any effect on climate … Continue reading
Being Rich Doesn’t Mean Having An Idea What’s Going On
Bill Gates believes it could take several more years for the economy to fully rebound from the great recession, which many economists say began in earnest in late 2008 with the collapse of Lehman Bros and other investment houses. Gates said he talked to co-trustee Warren Buffett “more than ever” during the past year to … Continue reading
A New Face of Greed
The great swine flu hoax of 2009 is now falling apart at the seams as one country after another unloads hundreds of millions of doses of unused swine flu vaccines. No informed person wants the injection anymore, and the entire fear-based campaign to promote the vaccines has now been exposed as outright quackery and propaganda. … Continue reading
Who am I?
Who am I and for what purpose do I exist? How did we appear here and where are we going? Is it possible that we have already been in this world before? Can we know ourselves and the universe? Why does man suffer and is it possible to avoid suffering? How can one find peace, … Continue reading
What is the Kabbalist View of the Situation in Israel, Following the War in Lebanon and Facing an Iranian Threat?
The Kabbalah doesn’t go into such particulars. It teaches the general law that governs the Jewish People – one we have not really been obeying. We were chosen to bring the world to perfection – to be a light unto the nations. Moses offered the Torah to all people, but it was only the Jews … Continue reading
Psychological Counseling at the Time of Crisis
This crisis will go on for years. It will not end. It will be followed by others. The financial crisis is now passing on to an economic one, which means that plants and factories will be closing. This current level will continue dropping and disillusionment will be growing. It will then be followed by hunger … Continue reading