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I think if leaders approached problems from a loving place, profit motive would no longer be the driving force in the world
I hope that the understanding from the Wisdom of Kabbalah will clear up the mystery of what we’re all doing here in this world.
Nothing less.
Somehow, I felt that I was understanding more of what was being presented. I wish that we all continue on our spiritual paths
during Tony’s reading of the article by the Baal HaSulam, when focusing on “Love they neighbor as thyself,” Tony eliminated one word, Israeili from the sentence that he read, although it was printed as part of the article.
Was this done intentionally?
many Jewish people seem to think that we are only supposed to love fellow Jews and not to love everyone, however, the article made reference to Jews or Israeli’s or Hebrews. NOT to everyone.
In earlier classes or, perhaps, in one or more of the books I’m reading, it clearly states not to avoid continuing to take care of our own survival and that of our families. However, if I were to treat everyone as I would treat myself or those for whom I responsible, then I wouldn’t differentiate between caring for myself and my family or caring for anyone else. Would you speak more about this?
