Preparation Prompt: Envision a world where individuals are interconnected through the spiritual principle of love. How would societal dilemmas be approached differently in such a paradigm?

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Prompt: Envision a world where individuals are interconnected through the spiritual principle of love. How would societal dilemmas be approached differently in such a paradigm?

[Carly]

This loving world is alive in our hearts already. Each time we put the friends desire above our own it surfaces and we get a little taste of it. It’s so beautiful. When this becomes the norm between us all, what a wonderful world this will be!

[Proffboff]

Dilemmas would be settled in a far more friendly manner and there would be far less confrontation, more openness to new ideas and ways to expand our love of each other.

[David the Bruce]

Hard to imagine such a world.   What a difference though…no more war (Russia/Ukraine, Israel/Hamas, etc.).

[Elena]

Hard to imagine such a world. Less egoism and evil and better connection with nature and the planet.

[Deborah Joplin]

If humans were interconnected through the spiritual principle of love, the world would be in Adam HaRishon- in adherence to the Creator and emulating Him. None would be living for him/herself if we all felt the connection between us, instead of the isolation of being individuals. None would have a need to fend for oneself and all would be free to help the “others” because there is no fear on not receiving what one has need of. All people would have equal value, social classes would be eliminated, and none would feel the need to exert power and wealth to exploit the others for personal gain. Peace and harmony would be our reality—a heavenly kingdom.

[Verena]

Well, everything would be different… because whatever concern one would have, it would be everyone`s concern. Shared responsibilities, shared connection, shared points in the heart. Thus, working towards the best possible solution for everyone rather than for oneś own benefit would become possible. Less time and need for competition, less focus on gains and merits. But also the necessity to find new purpose.

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