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By Bnei BaruchJul 13, 20081 topic

Kabbalah Answers: What Is Love Between A Man And A Woman?

We all know what it feels like to be 'in love' . It's incredible and can even be addictive! Sometimes we can barely eat or sleep, as thoughts of the other fill our mind incessantly. But when this obsession wears off, we are inevitably left with feelings of disappointment. Why is he not the way I want him to be? We begin to feel a lack of satisfaction, and this is the cause of so many failed relationships. So what is this thing called love and why does it seem so fleeting?nnTo

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchApr 8, 20081 topic

âLightâ - The Kabbalistic Meaning

"And God said, 'Let there be light, and there was light,'" "The light at the end of the tunnel," "You are the light of my life," "I saw the light." If you recorded the times you heard "light" referred to each day, you would most certainly find hundreds of references to it in one form or another. Phrases like: "in light of," "shed some light on," "illuminated" and "radiance" are metaphors often used to describe thoughts about wisdom, hope and goodness. We say "an enlightened p

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchNov 1, 20081 topic

The Matter Of Desire

Kabbalists teach that âa thought is an upshot of a desire,â but what does this mean? Desire is the single most powerful force in reality, yet it's so subtle, so elusive. How can that be?nnThe truth is that the most powerful forces are often invisible. Radio waves, magnetic and electric fields, radiation, and gravity are examples of powerful forces that we only know through the phenomena they exhibit. Indeed, our best definitions don't adequately explain what a desire is.

Primary topic: Digestive Wellness

Digestive Wellness

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By Bnei BaruchDec 27, 20071 topic

Kabbalah Explains The Spiritual DNA

All of us know about the DNA inside our bodies, containing genetic instructions for our biological development. Basically, it is a set of informational data that gives orders to our bodies about how to develop and when. But how is that connected to Kabbalah, you might ask?nnKabbalah says we have more than just physical DNA inside us. We also have a spiritual one, called Reshimo . And just like the physical DNA, the Reshimo is a set of information inside of us. The Reshimo can

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchJun 3, 20081 topic

The Kabbalah Of Love And Ego

What is love? Everyone thinks that it exists in our world - after all, we all want to feel it. This most profound human emotion has been pondered, philosophized, analyzed and dissected by humanity's greatest minds for millennia, but it still mystifies us. nnWhen we think of love, it seems that it should be the most altruistic human emotion, that love is something we give unconditionally without any thought of ourselves. Yet life also teaches us that love is often selfish, and

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchJul 7, 20081 topic

Kabbalah: Would It Be A Picnic Without Ants?

Summer is here! After feeling isolated during the long winter months, summer is a season that brings us a renewed connection with each other and Nature. Summer is a season for picnics! Picnics come in all shapes and sizes, from small gatherings around a picnic basket filled with goodies to huge community and public events. Yet, no matter the size of the picnic, one thing is always the same; yes, I mean ants! A picnic is what educators refer to as a positive place experience,

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchApr 15, 20081 topic

Kabbalah: The Tools For Seeing The Bigger Picture

We all want to feel happy and at peace, but somehow we aren't able to feel that way all the time. One day, everything seems to be going just right - you get a promotion at work, your love life is blossoming, and your health is perfect. The next day, you're fired, you break up with your partner, and you get the flu. In short, both bad and good things come to us from all directions. nn Kabbalah explains that there's a way to see beyond all these "chance occurrences" and to feel

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchAug 4, 20081 topic

Kabbalah's Perspective On Workplace Stress

Stress. We have all felt the increased heart rate, shallow breathing and sweaty palms that it produces. We seem to live in an increasingly stressful world, and the workplace is no exception. It is estimated that workplace stress costs U.S. employers over $200 billion each year in factors such as lost productivity, employee turnover and medical bills. nnMost corporate people recognize that "major egos " in the workplace cause issues that spread stress throughout the organizati

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchApr 3, 20081 topic

History Of Kabbalah: Rabash - Baal HaSulamâs Son And Successor

Rabash (Rabbi Baruch Shalom Ashlag, 1906 â 1991) was the last great Kabbalist. He was the eldest son of Baal HaSulam (Rabbi Yehuda Ashlag, 1884-1954), author of the Sulam (ladder) commentary on The Book of Zohar ; and was his fatherâs closest disciple. nnFrom a very early age, he studied the innermost depths of the wisdom of Kabbalah with his father. Baal HaSulam taught a group of students, but his letters reveal that he regarded Rabash as a special student, and not becau

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchDec 31, 20071 topic

Kabbalah Is No Philosophy

"... the meaning of the word 'spirituality' has nothing to do with philosophy. How can they discuss something that they have never seen or felt?" nn Kabbalist Yehuda Ashlag (Baal HaSulam), n "The Difference Between Kabbalah and Philosophy"nnKabbalah talks about the soul, life's meaning, man's spiritualityâ¦ Sounds like philosophy, right? Wrong. Kabbalah is the exact opposite of philosophy, and it's important to understand the difference. Here's why. nnEverything in this worl

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchFeb 16, 20081 topic

History Of Kabbalah: Abraham

Abraham was one of the very first Kabbalists, some 3800 years ago. As the ancient Midrash (writings that examine the Hebrew Bible in light of the oral tradition) tells us, Abraham lived in Mesopotamia, in the city of Ur of the Chaldees, and as all inhabitants of Mesopotamia, he worshiped the sun, the moon, the stones, and the trees. But one day he began wondering: "How was the world created? Why does everything 'spin' around us? What generates the flow of life?"nnAs he invest

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchMar 31, 20081 topic

History Of Kabbalah: Baal HaSulam - Kabbalah For Our Times

Baal HaSulam, Rabbi Yehuda Ashlag, was the greatest Kabbalist of our generation who wrote books intended specifically for our times. This means that for the first time in history, he presented Kabbalah in a way that allows any person to reveal the spiritual, Upper World.nnTo fully appreciate the significance of his lifeâs work, we only need to remember that reading Kabbalistic texts composed prior to Baal HaSulam â whether the Torah, The Book of Zohar, and others â is p

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchJun 6, 20081 topic

Kabbalah And The Tree Of Life

The poem The Tree of Life was written by a great 16th century Kabbalist, Isaac Luria (also known as the Ari) to show us the origins of our existence. It begins:nnBehold, that before the emanations were emanated and the creatures were created, nThe upper simple Light had filled the whole existence. nAnd there was no vacancy, such as an empty atmosphere, a hollow, or a pit, nBut all was filled with simple, boundless Light.nnIn the midst of this Light, the thought of creation ap

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchMar 27, 20081 topic

History Of Kabbalah: ARI - The Foundation Of Modern Kabbalah

The Ari was a landmark figure in the history of Kabbalah. He transformed the centuries-old Kabbalistic method so that Kabbalah was no longer a wisdom reserved for unique individuals with divine souls. The method he created was a preparation for the modern age, when masses of people would begin using the wisdom of Kabbalah for spiritual ascent. nnThe Ari was born as Isaac Luria Ashkenazi, in 16th century Jerusalem. He lived at the dawn of the technological era, when the Middle

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchAug 7, 20081 topic

Kabbalah And The Pleasure Principle

Have you ever really thought about the actions you make every single day of your life on this planet? It is really quite interesting when one begins to delve into his or her own behavior. Observing human behavior on a regular basis can uncover some rather peculiar findings.nnHuman behavior has been studied and documented for thousands of years. All of this comes from a great desire to know why humans behave as they do. In spite of all the study, people still surprise us. Ther

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchMay 13, 20081 topic

Kabbalah - the Fountain of Youth

We have searched for the "Fountain of Youth" for lifetimes. We've heard stories that tell of a mystical spring that grants eternal youth and vitality to all who drink from it. It's the stuff of fairytales. Or is it? nnPhysical longevity is a hot topic these days. You read about various technologies which offer new and plausible methods such as regenerative medicine, bio-technological advances, and stem cell research, that hold the promise of increased life spans as we search

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchJul 31, 20081 topic

The Principle Of Peace

Pope Benedict XVI, while on his trip to Australia, told a crowd of 200,000 people that the world's natural resources are being squandered in the pursuit of "insatiable consumption." He urged everyone in attendance to care more for the environment and reconnect with the principle of peace. nnHe also addressed types of "poison" which are afflicting the world's social environment such as substance abuse, the exaltation of violence, and sexual degradation. He has been applauded a

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchSep 30, 20081 topic

"Connecting The Dots" A Kabbalistic Perspective

Children play a game called "Connect the dots," sometimes called "Dot to Dot." Connect the Dots is a kind of puzzle that contains a hidden picture. Drawn on paper with pencil it begins with a sequence of numbered dots, letters or symbols. By drawing lines between the dots in numerical, alphabetical, or symbolic order, one completes the image that is prefigured in the puzzle. Most puzzles contain line art to supplement the image created by the lines between the dots.nnAlthough

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchMay 23, 20081 topic

Kabbalah: Lessons From Nature

As human beings, we are naturally drawn to nature. A beautiful vista evokes in us a sense of wonder and awe. Earth's splendor captivates us; its oceans, mountains, deserts, plains and forests bring a fresh understanding of how the world is interconnected. Its beauty provokes us to transcend our mundane concerns, shortcomings and conflicts and we find within its quiet places a guiding force, a unity and oneness with Creation.nnWhen we observe nature, we see that all living cre

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchApr 11, 20081 topic

Kabbalah: The Thought Of Creation

Itâs morning. You wake up to the ring of the alarm clock, and the day begins: Scrambled eggs and coffee, the ride to the office, work, the ride home, dinner, brushing your teeth, and thenâoff to bed. On the weekend, things are a bit more interestingâyou meet up with your friends at a bar, see a movie, and perhaps visit the parkâ¦ But once in a while, you stop and wonder, âIs there some greater purpose to all this? Is life really about morning coffee, work, and visits

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchDec 11, 20081 topic

Health and Wellness Above the Financial Crisis

Worldwide headlines streaming daily doses of ANXIETY ...FINANCIAL CRISIS ...COLLASPE ...PAIN... make it impossible for us to keep the cacophony of crisis at a safe distance, inducing in humanity feelings of disorientation, fear, loss, and despair. nnBehavior sciences say that the world financial crisis is producing a different of kind of anxiety because of the prolonged impact of the crisis. While the best therapy for crisis is often the passage of time, the current financial

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchApr 18, 20081 topic

Kabbalah: A Practical Science

There are various kinds of sciences in the world, but the ones that we value the most are those that can affect and improve our lives today. After all, if something doesnât benefit our life here and now, or in the foreseeable future, then why would we want to waste our time to actually learn it?nnScience exists in order to research nature and find ways to improve our lives. If we see that a certain science will benefit us, then we will invest great effort and means to learn

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchDec 20, 20071 topic

Kabbalah: The Hidden Laws Between Us

Everyone knows that we are affected by the laws of nature. For example, take the law of gravity. It is invisible and imperceptible, but it is always affecting us. Itâs simply a part of our lives, whether we notice it or not. And the same can be said about all other physical laws.nnMoreover, thereâs been a lot of talk about other kinds of forces acting in the world, such as the power of thought and intention. Many scientists and philosophers are noticing that these non-phy

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchJan 29, 20081 topic

Kabbalah Uses Scientific Methods, But It's No Regular Science

Perhaps you've heard that Kabbalah is connected to mysticism, magic, fortunetelling, tarot cards, and all kinds of other misconceptions. However, not many people know the truth about Kabbalah - it is a science that studies all of reality.nnWhy is Kabbalah considered a science? Because it uses the same methods as the natural sciences do. Kabbalists stage experiments and record all the settings and details involved in the process, to make sure that other people will be able to

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchOct 7, 20081 topic

Kabbalah - What Will Make Us Happy?

"By the time you make ends meet, they move the ends." nJer Van NettannnAre you happy? Oh, no, not this again.. Most of us would probably like to answer "yes" - and many of us do. We may cite such reasons as having a warm home, a family, a job, food on the table - something not everyone on this planet can claim- and since there are people much worse off than us, then surely we must be happy. nnFor some, happiness may not be in the picture. They may have given up the notion of

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchAug 26, 20081 topic

Woman: A Growing Desire for Happiness

A recent study, to be published in the next issue of the Journal of Happiness, reports that while women start out adult life happier than men, by midlife they are less happy.nnWhy are women never satisfied? nnWell, it's a good thing we're not, because that's the motivating force behind all development! Anything we feel as movement, whether it's moving to some other part of the world or the most subtle shift of inner attitude, happens only because we have become so uncomfortab

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchFeb 7, 20081 topic

History Of Kabbalah: Adam

5768 years ago, one man felt what no other human being had ever felt before - a desire to discover what lies beyond this world. In those days, people's major interests were securing shelter, family and food, but this was far from being enough for that man - he had to know why he existed and what makes the world go round.nnHis name was Adam, and 5768 years ago he became the first man to discover the wisdom of Kabbalah , a method enabling one to feel the part of the universe th

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchDec 9, 20071 topic

Kabbalah - What Is It?

Is it a science, a religion, a teaching? Is it secret or evident? Is it something we can sense and evaluate? Is it outdated, or is it relevant in our time?nnKabbalah is a wisdom about the universe. However, it studies much more than the part of the universe that we perceive through our inborn five senses. Kabbalah explains that the universe is, in fact, much wider than what we perceive through our five senses. It teaches about that part of the universe that we currently don't

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchJan 24, 20081 topic

The Difference Between Prayer In Kabbalah And Religion

We're all familiar with the concept of praying: "Dear Lord, please let me get a good grade on my Chemistry exam and help my little brother get out of the hospital soon. And do forgive me for all my sins. In return, I promise to be a good boy for ever and ever." nnBut in Kabbalah, prayer does not mean asking the Creator for "goodies." Rather, it is an act of self-analysis, a process of inner change. A person sees himself as facing the unchanging quality of absolute love that e

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchMar 5, 20081 topic

History Of Kabbalah: The Story Of The Book of Zohar

Zohar means Radiance, and The Book of Zohar is the fundamental book in the wisdom of Kabbalah. It is the key enabling one to reveal the spiritual part of the universe, hidden to our five senses, and the Upper Force that governs everything and brings everything into being.n nIt was written by Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai, or Rashbi, a great Kabbalist who lived in the 2nd century CE. Rashbi attained all the wisdom that was to be recorded in The Book of Zohar while hiding from the ho

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchJan 15, 20081 topic

Discovering Our Connection With The Upper Force

"All kinds of unpleasant situations are sent to us so that we will finally understand that it is not the external things that we should fear, but the lack of contact with the Upper One, the absence of spirituality." nAwakening to Kabbalah, Rav Michael Laitman, PhDnnnIf we were aware of the Upper Force that's always influencing us and arranging everything in our lives, then we would know the secret of life. We would know what life's grand purpose is and how everything in our l

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchMay 1, 20081 topic

Kabbalah: Not Your Regular Metaphor

Famed literary works are filled with beautiful metaphors which take readers to the height of imagination by comparing or contrasting notable images. American poet, Robert Frost, for example, used a metaphor of "the road less traveled," comparing one's life to two roads in the classic poem The Road Not Taken. The metaphor, "all the world is a stage" from the classic Shakespearean play As You Like It , portrays many details about the world through the comparative use of a stage

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchOct 3, 20081 topic

Financial Crisis: A Stimulus For Change

For some of us, we watch the strange goings on in the financial markets, see their effect on the stock market and just shake our heads and wonder. Others of us have a far more personal stake in this matter. Perhaps we have seen our 401K accounts shrink and we wonder how we will support our retirement. Perhaps our stock losses are dramatic enough to cause sleepless nights and depression. Perhaps you find yourself postponing the purchase of the new home you have always dreamed

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchJan 20, 20081 topic

Developing Our Latent Sense

We feel that there is a world, an entire universe around us. But what we don't realize is that there is another part of the universe that we donât feel. Letâs call it the "upper" part of the universe.nnPresently, we perceive what our five senses can absorb, and they only allow us to attain a part of the universe called "our world." However, Kabbalists explain that we have the ability to penetrate much deeper. We can delve through our world into nature and perceive the Upp

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchJul 9, 20081 topic

Kabbalah Perspective: Through Hubble's Eye

Technology invites humanity to tour the universe! With the quick click of a computer mouse, we can now explore the universe through Hubble's eye. Hubble is a telescope that orbits the Earth. According to NASA, Hubble's eye gives us a view of the universe from above the atmosphere while "searching out clues to fundamental questions about the universe and life itself." What is interesting to note is that Hubble's view is raw data - data that remains meaningless without someone

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchApr 23, 20081 topic

Kabbalah: The Science of the Concealed

Some people think of Kabbalah as a mystery, a new age religion, mysticism, or magic. In fact, Kabbalah is none of these , yet even Kabbalists call it "a concealed wisdom." At first, this seems like a paradox: How can Kabbalah be something that’s “concealed,” yet not be a mystery? nnThe key discernment here is to understand that by “concealed,” the Kabbalists do not mean that Kabbalah is something which can never be understood or comprehended. Whe

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchSep 4, 20081 topic

What Controls Our Lazybones

According to a recent study published in Journal of Heredity , our activity level - or lack thereof - is determined largely by our genetics. Crossbreeding two generations of active and inactive mice, the study identified a series of 20 different genomic locations that influenced activity levels. This is not so surprising. Science has already succeeded in comprehending the fact that our genes predispose us to different attributes, characteristics, and even movement. The genes

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchSep 25, 20081 topic

What Happened?

For most of us in this country, we are experiencing a very difficult time. We are dealing with an election in a completely polarized America. Our financial system is literally crumbling and our personal assets right along with it. The leaders of our country are really not sure what to do about it. It seems like the whole foundation on which this country stood has slipped away. And, people like you and me are shaking our heads asking, "What happened?"nnHow did we get into a si

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchSep 9, 20081 topic

If Only

There is an unidentified disease that is possibly genetic to humanity. The official name of the disease is "If Only." Perhaps this is causing a chuckle, and if so, that is good. Perhaps your brow is furrowed and you are wondering, what is this person writing about? And surely some of you are nodding your heads up and down saying, "I have this disease and I am so glad it has been diagnosed!"nnIt is an ailment that keeps the eternal carrot always dangling in front of the one se

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchJul 12, 20081 topic

Attaining Perfection Is A Must, According To Kabbalah

"Nothing's perfect" - is something we all hear and say pretty often. We grow up knowing that no matter what we do and where we go, we will always see defects in everything and everyone around us. But if things are really built this way, then why do we have this longing for perfection? nnWhen I worked for a large international corporation, I once had to write a so-called"360 degree" report on my boss - a description of his attitude at the workplace, intended for the higher exe

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchAug 12, 20081 topic

Well, You Know-We All Want to Change the World

Most people agree that there is a general crisis in the world. Gas prices are soaring, people around the world are unable to afford the bare necessities of life, and stories of hatred and terrorism dominate the news. We have reached the point where our exploitation of the earth's resources may threaten the existence of humanity. For the first time in history, parents no longer expect that their children will have it better and easier than they had it. Optimism about the futur

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchSep 12, 20081 topic

Kabbalah And Science: A Journey With The Same Destination

Empedocles, a pre-Socratic philosopher who lived in Greece in 490Ã¢â¬â430 BC, had a very interesting theory: he proposed powers called Love and Strife that act as forces to bring about the mixture and separation of elements. In fact, in this theory he grasped the essence of what animates nature: attraction and repulsion. These forces control everything in the universe, from the most simple and basic movements to the most complex ones such as electrons in sub-nuclear levels

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchJan 6, 20081 topic

Reconnecting To Our Roots

Kabbalah explains that all people are predestined to attain their spiritual root, the point of their souls' origin. In this point, one feels connected with all other people and with the general, benevolent force of Nature, the Creator. One feels eternity, infinity and perfection, and all of one's desires are fulfilled to the brim. Furthermore, Kabbalah explains that people reincarnate in the physical body again and again in order to finally reach this goal. It is the purpose

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchJun 18, 20081 topic

Kabbalah On The Endless Battle Between Men And Women

So much has been said and written about relationships between men and women, that it would seem impossible to add anything new to the subject. But the paradox is - no matter how much you read or consult specialists in this area, you can never find the answer to the main question - why do men and women always compete with each other? Why can't creatures, so obviously meant to be "two halves of one whole," come to mutual understanding and happiness? n nAny man engaged in a rela

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Bnei BaruchMay 20, 20081 topic

Kabbalah: Understanding And Resolving the Global Crisis

Today, a casual conversation on the commuter train, or perhaps with a co-worker or an acquaintance, more often than not voices our worries about a world in crisis. Our dialogue may start with the cost of commuting, the price of lunch, or the lack of better jobs, but inevitably leads us to bigger concerns-artificial preservatives, illness and disease, a declining economy, natural catastrophes, and global war. All too often, we find ourselves concluding these brief exchanges wi

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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