From childhood we are tied to this world by a thin “string,” and indeed, this world suppresses us from the very beginning. We grow into its habits, values, and fears, and we do not even think of escaping. Somewhere inside…
The world stands on the quality of goodness and love. That is the “word” of the Creator, the law of bestowal, the upper intention that sustains everything. All of this comes from the upper force, not from us. If the…
If we do not strive for connection with the force of love and bestowal that created and sustains us, and we simply want to live calmly and quietly on this planet, then naturally we do not want suffering, troubles, and…
All the commandments or Mitzvot are nothing more than expressions of spiritual laws dressed in actions of our world. In and of themselves, the physical acts have no independent power. When a person performs them only externally, mechanically, without inner correction, they…
No. Drugs only bring about a disconnection from reality. With such means it is impossible to break through the barrier that separates our corporeal world from the spiritual world, to rise above time, space, and motion into the spiritual dimension.…
For a society to truly function as an organism, it needs to start feeling itself as a single whole. In such a state, a collective mind, sensation, needs, and a mutual perception of reality emerge. Society ceases to be a…
From the upper force of love and bestowal, which is called “the Creator” in Kabbalah, we receive desires and fulfillments. We feel desires as hunger and suffering. On the contrary, we feel fulfillments or pleasures as attainments of perfection to…
Fake equality is the attempt to make everyone the same. This was the basic principle behind systems like the Soviet Union, i.e., to erase distinctions, level everyone, and ensure that no one stands out from another. This has nothing to…
The integral approach to education views nature as one whole. Nature has complete control over its still, vegetative, and animate levels, and they thus instinctively maintain a system of mutuality and complementarity. For us people, nature has left room for…
From the very beginning, we are tied to this world by a thin “string,” and this world suppresses us from childhood. We sense that there is freedom somewhere beyond, yet we are afraid to take even a single step toward…
Abraham’s teaching can be called a religion from the moment it became a unifying force, i.e., when it turned into a practical method for building a society that absorbed the idea of unity, accepted it, and began to live by…
What does the fetus feel in its mother’s womb? What does it go through? To what extent do the relationships between its parents affect it? The fetus is constantly in a kind of struggle, because it has to adapt itself…