Dr. Michael Laitman To Change the World – Change Man

What is Kabbalah in one sentence?

Kabbalah is a wisdom that explains the single force of nature, which determines everything, and which exists and acts in every person and in the whole of humanity. Based on the Daily Kabbalah Lesson on the article “The History of

Who was the Zohar written for?

The Zohar was written for people who want to reach life’s peak, the purpose of creation, and strive to change their intention from our inborn egoistic one—reception for personal benefit alone—to one where we bestow, love and positively connect to others.

Should Jews be considered a nation?

“Love your friend as yourself” makes Jews a nation. In other words, what makes Jews a nation is loving every Jew. Among Jews is where the unifying process in humanity begins, and then the whole of humanity will also unite.

Calling Out Holocaust Deniers Will Not Prevent the Next One

  In a recent ‎60 Minutes interview, Iran’s president, Ibrahim Raisi, said, “There are some signs that [the Holocaust] happened,” but the “historical events should be investigated by researchers and historians,” to verify that it actually happened. Israeli media and

Abraham’s Wisdom

“The greatest among the giants,” this is how the sages referred to Abraham. Why did they refer to him this way? What did Abraham discover that others did not? This post is about the biblical Abraham, who deciphered the code

Head of Israel’s Secret Service – Internal Division Emboldens Terrorists

  A few days ago, Ronen Bar, head of Israel’s Shin Bet security service, gave a lengthy presentation where he outlined Israel’s security problems. The presentation made waves all over the Israeli media not because there was new information about

The Dead Silence of American Jewry on Iran

  While Netanyahu was Israel’s prime minister, his disapproval of the Iran deal placed him at odds with the majority of American Jewry, which supported it. Their criticism of the State of Israel, they claimed, was not because of their

Documentaries, However Good, Will Not Save American Jewry

  Ken Burns is regarded by many as one of the foremost documentarians of American history, with iconic works such as “The Civil War,” “Jazz,” and “Baseball.” Recently, he completed a project that began in 2015, initiated by the U.S.

Reply to a Bereaved Wife

A student of mine wrote me the following (abbreviated) letter: Dear teacher, I would like to ask you to teach me how to speak with the Creator. I have been studying with you for more than 12 years, and about

After 125 Years, We Still Do Not Understand Zionism

  This week in Basel, Switzerland, Israel is commemorating the 125th anniversary of the 1st Zionist Congress. At the conclusion of that congress, Theodor Herzl, who organized the conference and was the driving force behind the Zionist movement in its

Who We Are without Our History

  September 1st is the beginning of the school year in Israel. Beginning this year, Jewish Israeli students will not learn about the history of the Jewish people during the period of the Second Temple, its destruction, the Great Revolt

Is it true that stubbornness is a characteristic quality of Jewish people?

Max Nordau, one of the Zionist movement’s founders, was quoted as telling Ze’ev Jabotinsky that “logic is a Greek art and Jews can’t tolerate it. The Jew learns not by way of reason, but from catastrophes. He won’t buy an umbrella merely