[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.

[martin]

Great. One great leap for us and the rest of humanity. I hope I make it in time,

[martin]

Who am I. Seems like a simple enough question. After 70 years of trying to answer it I’m still not sure, keeps changing sides. This course has been very helpful in mapping out the required direction and the reasons. Onward and upward.

[martin]

I don’t really know. I mean I sort of understand the evolution of the desire to receive and the necessity for materialism. I get the need to rebuild the unified soul. It’s the transference of these ideas from an intellectual perspective to a heart-felt intent to be like the creator that still leaves a gap somewhere.

[martin]

I have sensed the evolving of desire to be a need for a higher level desire that will develop into equivalence of form with the creator. That’s where it “ends” in my conscious state. The next phase is there but frustratingly difficult to attain it seems. I have no wealth or power as a measure against others in this material world but I don’t desire them either. Probably just as well.

[martin]

From this level all seems subjective reality, we are all very different. We must learn to share our responsibilities for achieving the post-material world together I would say. And try to rise above our egoistic desires for self only.

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