Dr. Michael Laitman To Change the World – Change Man

What Are We Made Of?

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Creation consists of two forces: bestowal and reception, plus and minus. These two forces exist in every person. By connecting the adducting and rejecting forces between us, we discover them more powerfully and clearly, and we can then use them

What Do You Expect in 100 Years Based on What We Have and Are Now?

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In 100 years, I hope that we become wiser and have new relations in human society that influence nature’s other levels—the animate, vegetative and still—which would calm down nature’s various influences over us. Many people think about the different kinds

Is Suffering and Depression a Result of Bad past Life Karma?

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In the wisdom of Kabbalah, we discuss Reshimot, which are records of the past or information about past actions that are engraved on our soul. Reshimot pressure us and determine our present and future. However, our behavior can change the

Why Did the Orchestra Stay on the Titanic until the End?

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Various accounts of togetherness and nobility during the time of the Titanic’s sinking show us how crises enable people to support and look out for each other. For instance, while the Titanic was sinking, its orchestra kept playing until the

What’s the Difference Between the Terms “God” and “Creator”?

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The words “God” and “Creator” evoke different feelings. Religions, beliefs and people in general more readily relate to the word “God” as a certain power that fills the void around us, existing outside of us. The Creator, however, creates the

What Is Your View on Unemployment Due to AI?

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The more AI will develop, the more people will become jobless. It is indeed a major problem, and it will increasingly show us that we do not know what we should do with ourselves. People will go crazy if they

Is It Possible for a Jew to Be an Anti-semite?

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A Jew can be an antisemite because being Jewish is not a nationality. To be a Jew means to be drawn to “love your neighbor as yourself,” i.e., to host an attraction to unity. It is a special kind of

Do Dogs Help Autistic Children?

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Autistic children tend to withdraw and find it difficult to communicate with people around them. They feel lonely, and dogs are indeed one way to help them. Autistic children often develop special relationships with their dogs, patting, hugging and taking

Is Peace between Israel and Palestinians Out of Reach?

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Peace between Israel and any other nation depends on the Jewish people being at peace with each other. In the past, Israeli Jews were once united in times of war. Today, even war fails to unite us. There is no

Can a Dream Predict Something?

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Dreams are when our brain assorts impressions from our experiences that need a certain sensory and mental rearrangement. I understand that many people delve into interpreting dreams, and use them to predict the future, but I personally hold no such

What Makes You Hate People’s Ego?

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A major problem with today’s world is that everyone blames everyone else. If we, however, view ourselves as living in a completely interconnected and interdependent system, then everyone in that system is to blame: no one is right or wrong.

The Inevitable Clash between Democratic Institutions and Democracy

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In light of the growing social and political tensions in Israel, Gadi Taub , a Senior Lecturer in the School of Public Policy and the Department of Communications at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, as well as a political commentator