history
Remembering 9/11
I hope that 9/11 terrorists found in their paradise that “welcome package” – 72 virgins turned out to be the worst whores. Amen. On the other hand, watching those things globally – suffering pushed us to develop and so we saw a brighter future ahead of us. Now, since egoism has reached its peak and … Continue reading
Looking Back At All The Things We Have Done
The way our desires evolve both defines and designs the entire history of humanity. As humankind’s desires developed, they urged people to study their environment so they could fulfill their wishes. Unlike minerals, plants, and animals, people constantly evolve. For every generation, and for each person, desires grow stronger and stronger. People began to want … Continue reading
Nobody Learns No Nothin’ From No History
Mr. Gorbachev noted in 2005: “History increases in velocity and there is danger of falling behind in consciousness.” “Today,” he said, “we need new thinking for a new century,” including new vision for politics, business, and civil society. “The future needs to be for all of us or we won’t have it at all,” concluded … Continue reading
I Hear Jerusalem Bells Are Ringing
The history of Kabbalah goes hand in hand with the history of mankind. It literally goes back to the emergence of the first man, and reaches a state of entering Eretz Israel, the spiritual land of Israel, the so-called World of Atzilut, where mankind resides within its eternal realization, outside the boundaries of time and … Continue reading
In Your Blackest Dreams We Do Believe Our Destiny This Time
The year 1995 was marked by Kabbalists as a very special year; a year that is a historic cornerstone from which begins a genuine change in man’s relation to the world, in his relation to the wisdom of Kabbalah, and his relation to his destiny. That change is a consequence of a process of evolution … Continue reading
Cause I Still Believe there’s Something Left for You and Me
We want to be safe from the forces of nature which threaten us; we want to feel peaceful, happy and fulfilled, but instead we feel miserable, empty and weak. We feel weak not in relation to the externality of nature from which we sought to protect ourselves, but in relation to our internal nature, the … Continue reading