Putting your feelings aside, what did you take from this section of the course?

[Lio Spiegler- KabU Instructor]

Putting your feelings aside, what did you take from this section of the course?

[Heather]

What I took from this course? A lot that is hard to define. It ties so much together for me personally.

[Paul]

You have egoistic (from Nimrod) and altruistic principals (from Abraham)  in nature.

[Proffboff]

We (the world) will not be able to take Nimrods path and disperse, so we will have to take Abrahams path and here lays the issue.

Everyone, needs to study and come to live by the Kabbalistic teaches.

But,  How do we do that? Can we develop a way to teach everyone the kabbalistic teaches so we can bring peace to the world.

 

[maria santos]

We are all one, some of us went the path of Nimrod and others the path of Abraham. We have now reached a point where the path of Nimrod has reached its peak and we can either turn to the path of Abraham, or face the consequences of the path of Nimrod. Either way Nature’s plan will be realized, the question is will we be a partner with Nature or will we going fighting and suffering against Nature. It’s our choice.

[Tydus]

What if the reason Jews are so hard to define is because they are us? When you say “us” you mean ALL humans ?

[martin]

Well as a Jew, who belongs to a reform Synagogue, rather than focus on our global perception we need to expend some energy on our own separateness. Speak to Orthodoxy or Chasidism conservative or liberal or indeed any sub-section of Judaism we pronounce our separateness loudly and clearly. Even in Israel there are serious and public divisions. Best we sort ourselves out first.

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