Michael Laitman is a Professor of Ontology, a PhD in Philosophy and Kabbalah, and an MSc in Medical Bio-Cybernetics. He has written over 40 books, translated into dozens of languages. Dr. Laitman also speaks regularly on the media, and is the founder and president of the ARI Institute.
His vision for solving the global crisis at all levels, including education, climate change, hunger, and all social and economic problems, involves implementing a new, comprehensive global and integral education program.
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My interview with Corriere del Ticino, where I explained how the wisdom of Kabbalah uses the ego for human evolution rather than trying to suppress it like religions do; and how the true reason for anti-Semitism in the world is…
I received numerous comments by email to my The New York Times articles, “Who Are You, People of Israel?” and the latest one “What We Jews Owe the World.” I am delighted that these articles touched so many of you and will do my best to reply to all of you. Please leave your comments and thoughts here and I will be more than happy to reply to all of them.
In this interview for a British newspaper, The Jewish Telegraph, Dr. Laitman talks about the positive response he received from Jews and non-Jews around the world to his Who Are You, People of Israel feature in the NY Times.
Each year around this time, Jews wish one another, “Happy New Year.” The High Holy Days are a time of joy, as well as a time of reflection. This year, it seems as though there is much more to reflect on than in past years.
Dear readers,
I received numerous comments by email to my The New York Times article, “Who Are You, People of Israel?”. I am delighted that it touched so many of you and will do my best to reply to all of you. Please leave your comments and thoughts here and I will be more than happy to reply to all of them.
Warmly, Michael
Over the past three decades, Dr. Laitman has published more than 40 books that have been translated into 18 languages; all with the goal of helping individuals achieve harmony within themselves and the environment around them.
