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Finish the Job is a beautiful, romantic and spiritual song sung by Seth Breitman with Danny Weissfeld on guitar. The song will move your heart and touch your soul so join these talented musicians, finish the job and reach the meaning of your life!
Listen to Seth Breitman describe the influence the 60s had on his life. What was the result of all these people wanting to connect? See how these musicians depict change as something more than external circumstance.
A calming and reflective piece of music by Seth Breitman and Danny Weissfeld aiming to awaken the innermost part of a person.
The thought for self dissolves when you play for the group says one musician. See how these talented performers leave their egoistic paths and become part of something larger. These friends truly represent the greatest in the generation!
There have been many “significant” dates in history where good or bad events were supposed to happen. Kabbalah says that it is up to us when things take place. We have free choice and we can correct ourselves, affect the forces of nature and accelerate time.
Many teachings want to connect themselves with Kabbalah. Dr. Michael Laitman distinguishes between these world teachings and the wisdom of Kabbalah.
Meditation can, of course, make us feel better. However it has nothing to do with spirituality. Spirituality is a powerful quality that I can (perhaps) acquire to become a giver. I won’t be relaxing or lessening my desire as is done with mediation.
Dr. Michael Laitman relates our desire for pleasure with our ego’s growth and explains why people search for pleasure and satisfaction.
Sexual desire is the most potent of all desires. It fuels the entire human experience: art, politics, literature, technology. Not surprisingly, pornography is one of the world’s biggest industries, and is constantly growing. What seemed to satisfy people a hundred years ago does not seem to satisfy people anymore. Dr. Michael Laitman relates the insatiable desire for pleasure with the growth and strengthening of the human ego, and explains why people search for pleasure and satisfaction.
