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?

[Nicole]

In a world interconnected through the spiritual principle of love, we would be acting solely from our point in the heart, which is always looking towards equivalence of form with the Creator, who is always looking to bestow which is opposite from receiving for the self alone. Our ego takes a back seat and we recognize our strength lies in cooperation with one another, our unity, our connection/interconnectedness. This is the only way to cleave to the Creator, for the Creator is Unity and Love. We begin to recognize that any “dilemma” that arises is a call towards repairing the distorted perception of separation.

[Mike]

A famous songwriter gave us his answer….Imagine all the people……..and the world would live as one.

[Helen]

there will only be goals and how to work together towards the goals, and everybody is taken care of along the way. no fight, no conflict, only different ideas and different contributions, aiming to achieve the same thing.

[Jolene Nunemaker]

Through studying Kabbalah as a family, we can learn how to approach dilemmas differently, by practicing the method in a Ten, with our teacher, books and others who wish to learn the spiritual principle of love.

[Alina]

Love your neighbor as yourself. Individual ego won’t be there but  good will

[Leila Havran]

In a world where people are connected through the spiritual principle of love, societal dilemmas would be approached not through conflict, but through unity.
Challenges would be seen as signs of disconnection, calling for deeper understanding and care.

Decisions would be made from the awareness that the well-being of each is inseparable from the well-being of all.
Competition would give way to cooperation, scarcity to sharing, fear to trust.
Solutions would arise naturally from the corrected desire to benefit others. Not by force, but through a shared inner connection.

This is the essence of “love your neighbor as yourself”. The foundation of a harmonious, corrected world.

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