{"id":579,"date":"2014-10-04T18:27:50","date_gmt":"2014-10-04T18:27:50","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.michaellaitman.com\/se\/?p=579"},"modified":"2015-04-21T05:53:18","modified_gmt":"2015-04-21T04:53:18","slug":"jewish-telegraph-article-unity-jews-sets-example-nations","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.michaellaitman.com\/se\/nyheter\/jewish-telegraph-article-unity-jews-sets-example-nations\/","title":{"rendered":"Artikeln i Jewish Telegraph: \u201cUnity of Jews sets an example to nations”"},"content":{"rendered":"

I denna intervju f\u00f6r den brittiska tidningen Jewish Telegraph<\/em>, talar dr Laitman om den positiva respons han f\u00e5tt, b\u00e5de fr\u00e5n judar och icke-judar runt om i v\u00e4rlden, p\u00e5 hans artikel i NY Times ”Vem \u00e4r ni Israels folk”.<\/p>\n

Artikelns hela text:<\/p>\n

ISRAELI professor and kabbalist Michael Laitman reached out to readers of the New York Times newspaper to display a message of unity to the world.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The professor of ontology said he has had a positive response from Jews and non-Jews from the article entitled Who Are You, People of Israel?<\/p>\n

”But some people did not understand why I was approaching the Jews,” he said. ”The spirit of the New York Times is far from the way I usually approach Jews.<\/p>\n

”Some people said I was correct with what I said, but should I really be telling this to everyone? The non-Jews responded favourably.<\/p>\n

”The overall response from them is they now understand their feelings about the Jewish people; that they are not just about religion, but are also related to nature.”<\/p>\n

He added: ”Antisemitism is not coincidental. Circumstances happen all over the world, even in places where there are no Jews.<\/p>\n

”I wrote this so Jews and non-Jews would understand who we are.<\/p>\n

”The solution to unity among the Jews, is setting an example to the rest of the nations.<\/p>\n

”Until we pass on the so-called key to happiness to other nations, antisemitism will only escalate.”<\/p>\n

Prof Laitman was born and raised in Vitebsk, Belarus, which he described as ”a small Jewish town, with a population of a quarter of a million people”.<\/p>\n

He said: ”In my earlier years, I worked in a medical academy in St Petersburg in Russia. However, science couldn’t provide all the answers.”<\/p>\n

On a quest to find the meaning of life, Prof Laitman emigrated to Israel in 1974.<\/p>\n

He became more religious, but still couldn’t find the answers he was looking for.<\/p>\n

He furthered his studies in ontology and philosophy, and five years after searching, arrived at kabbala.<\/p>\n

Prof Laitman explained: ”Kabbala called out to me because it speaks about the general system that governs reality with scientific proof.<\/p>\n

”From this I could see how to run life and achieve a complete perspective of development before and after life.<\/p>\n

”Kabbala isn’t something you do because someone told you so, but is under your own life choice.”<\/p>\n

Founder and president of the non-profit educational organisation ARI Institute, he teaches two million students worldwide on how to connect, in order to be adapted to an interconnected world.<\/p>\n

He also runs the TV station Channel 66, in order to produce media to send a message of connection to the people of Israel.<\/p>\n

His students have the opportunity to broadcast their own shows on rising global issues.<\/p>\n

A writer of more than 40 books, his latest, Like A Bundle of Reeds, discusses the solution to the recent rise of global antisemitism.<\/p>\n

The content of the New York Times article was based on the book, following a kabbalistic method of practical steps to achieving unity for a better idea of how to relate to every aspect of life.<\/p>\n

K\u00e4lla: http:\/\/www.jewishtelegraph.com\/nat_6.html<\/a><\/small><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

In this interview for a British newspaper, The Jewish Telegraph<\/em>, 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.<\/p>\n

L\u00e4s mer ›<\/a><\/div>\n

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