[Moshe]

That makes sense, thank you!

[Moshe]

It’s difficult to imagine loving those who commit acts of terrorism. Is there really an expectation to show compassion to terrorists? Wouldn’t that risk making the world less safe? For instance, if instead of stopping them, we simply responded with kindness after they carried out an atrocity, like the mass murder of civilians, wouldn’t that undermine justice and security? and make it easier for them to commit another similar act.

[Moshe]

I feel like this course has established deeper why one should study Kabbalah, and that’s basically in order to become more like the creator (bestowing). However, it doesn’t go into any details on how to do it. I’m hoping the next course will dive into that.

[Moshe]

Hello Everyone,

I come from a Christian background but converted to Judaism as an adult. I’m excited to join this community and delve into the study of Kabbalah. Connecting with each of you and exploring the deeper teachings of Judaism is something I look forward to. Finding this website feels like discovering a hidden treasure beneath the surface of life’s offerings. I’m eager to learn and grow with you all. Shalom.

Moshe

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