[Brad]

Another question

how and when did judaism replace kabbalah? orthodox will say that it was passed down through the elders etc. Could we say what was passed down, was actually kabbakah? And not what they think as being the religion ?

[Brad]

i need to ask a sensitive question privately, how can we do this? My email is

bradleyryckman84@gmail.com

[Brad]

Just clarifying your words

“he wont be able” to help me care for him more and love  him is what you mean?

[Brad]

So “love thy neighbour as yourself” has nothing to do with your neighbor next-door living beside you, as the rest of the world believes  it means that, its really talking about someone who has the same spiritual goal as you? Someone in a ten?  Then what about the guy next door then? Just be a nice neighbour and mind our business ?

[Brad]

Amazing,  that makes more sense, I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that a lot of the Kabbalistic terms need to be redefined ,yes if you have the time to find  the quote.

thx

[Brad]

in the blog article “religion and kabbalah are opposites” Rav writes , re: 

“Moreover, Baal HaSulam writes that a person can only begin studying Kabbalah after he becomes secular”

Where did the Baal HaSulam write this? I think i asked you before…

thanks

 

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