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Again iyt comes down to who are Jews? If you are defining Jews this way then what about all the people in the world who have similar views? And what do you say to the people that reject this notion because it is Jews making themselves special based on their bloodline?
I would also add, that based on this, totalitarianism would be based on the idea of too few hubs concentrated in the hands of a few.
Please do! If uniting is all the Jews have to do, then why aren’t they doing it? If “There is none else beside Him” why hasn’t He helped them? There has to be something else (more than uniting) that is missing. I learned that the Zohar is the manual, the map, the guide, but I also learned that only a small part of it was recovered at the fish market. Is there something that is essential in the book of Zohar that was not recovered? When adding this missing piece to the unity, world peace is achieved and the Creator would be revealed and the world suffering ends.
I am just not educated enough on the Jewish history to figure it out, in fact, this was the first time I knew that Jonah was dodging his duties, and Yom-Kippur is the holiest and biggest day in the Jewish calendar. I should have figured it out as almost 80% of Kabbalah Hebrew phrases are almost identical to Arabic (which I am fluent in) and with a few changes in the vowel sounds, the words mean the same thing like Yom Kibeer (big day).
It is so great to see, feel and acknowlede the greater plan. I felt it when I was reading Unity Bootcamp a few pages back. It’s like they knew and they prepared 2000+ years ago. Wow. There were some great minds alive then. And the similarity of the Shattering of the common soul and the mingling of vessels of bestowal with vessels of reception. We are living a fractal of a greater story.
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