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... Century's greatest Kabbalist, Baal HaSulam. In this text,* the student will find a systematic, graduated exposition of Kabbalah unlike any treatment found in other available texts. This text comes with a brilliant commentary by Michael Laitman, a scientist and Kabbalist who received the Tradition from that illustrious chain that includes the Ari, Baal HaSulam, and his tea...

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... is clear that there is no act without purpose, for only the insane can be found to act purposelessly. I know that there are those who cast over thei... ...ove we clearly understand that just as the axe cuts and divides a physical object in two, so the spiritual change of form divides it in two. For exam... ...the substance of the renewed creation, both the substance of the spiritual objects and the substance of the corporeal objects, is no more and no less... ...l is also a will to receive. The difference that we can tell between one object and the other is therefore apparent only in its will, for the will i... ...next. And from the corporeal attributes we can deduce about the spiritual objects, relating to their spiritual value. 23) Human souls also, the spir... ... love with God, as one falls passionately for a corporeal love, until the object of passion remains before one's eyes all day long and all night long... ...t is enclothed in a man's heart, meaning in his will to receive, which is found primarily in a man's heart. And know this rule, for all that you'll ... ...rom Atzilut and Yechida from AK. But everything that is in the general is found in the particular as well, and to the smallest possible detail. Thus... ... to find that its writer is one of the forty- eight prophets, I would have found it a lot more acceptable than to relate it to one of the sages, and e...

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... IV....257 PHENOMENON IV...305 THE END OF ANTICHRIST...305 PHENOMENON V....325 THE JEWS...325 THE FUTURE ESTATE OF THE JEWS, AS IT IS ORDINARILY FOUND SET FORTH IN THE CHRISTIAN DOCTORS...328 ARTICLE I....333 ARTICLE II.....350 ARTICLE III....357 ARTICLE IV....377 CONSULTING INDEX OF VOLUME I....383...

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....................................325 THE FUTURE ESTATE OF THE JEWS, AS IT IS ORDINARILY FOUND SET FORTH IN THE CHRISTIAN DOCTORS....................... ... 1 Thessalonians, and beginning my discourse by an exposition of the preceding context, found that I had insensibly wandered too far into that subje... ...he time of John, the last of them, had been upheld before the elect church as the great object of their hope and desire; and for these three great r... ...her hand, it had been equally upheld before the reprobate and unbelieving; as the great object of fear and argument of repentance; 1st. because then... ...and among divines, “the millennium.” Having broken ground in this great controversy, I found it necessary to maintain myself, and to that end took ... ...hurches. But here I must go a step or two backwards, and narrate how the o riginal work found its way first into this country; and next how it was br... ...had been entertained with during the Cortez, they formed secret societies, of which the object was to procure and read those books expressly which we... ...ew ministers from whom I have heartily received it! For it has been my hard lot to have found few brethren in the ministry of Christ; the more do I ... ...it for several reasons which I will introduce by previously rebutting one or two of his objections; whereof the first is Daniel’s exceeding terror a...

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...ther men is a relation between persons, to things it is a connexi~n with objects. In the personal relation one subject - I - confronts another subj... ...in the connexion with things the subject contemplates and experiences an object. These two attitudes represent the basic twofold situation of human... ...eduction of the I or of the Thou, to experiencing subject and experienced object, is possible. So long as I remain in relation with ;my Tlunt, I ca... ...ation itself. U In the act of experience Thou is far away." The world of objects or things, on the· other hand, presupposes a single centre of cons... ...d Thou has sometimes been compared. For though Grisebach has undoubtedly found Buber's distinctive terminology highly significan1 for his own inqui... ...isolated about it any more. * The Thou meets me through grace-it is not found by seeking. But my speaking of thepcimary word to it is an a~t of m... ...nd however childlike a con­ ception of an experiencing subj'ect, cannot be found in the primitive function of knowledge. The" I " emerges 21 power... ...and however childlike a con­ ception of an experiencing subfect, cannot be found in the primitive function of knowledge. The" I U onlcrgca 21 roun... ...uch thing as seeking God, for there is nothing in which He could not - be found. How foolish and hopeless would be the man who turned aside from the...

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...the fact that the spiritual world has no counterpart in our world. Even if the object of our studies becomes clear, our understanding of it is only te... ...into those parts of our hearts that have been cleansed of egoism. When we look objectively at the nature of our existence andatallthatsurroundsus,weca... ...urdesirecanbejudgedbyhowmuch suffering we feel from the absence of the desired object. Suffering,notexpressedinwordsbutfeltonlyintheheart, is in itsel... ... into one: the human being, the path to follow, and the Creator. Indeed, three objectsexistintheworld:thehumanbeing,whoisstrivingto returntotheCreator... ...se we love. Host: So how can I give you pleasure that goes beyond the pleasure found in your food? Guest:Thatisnotuptoyou,buttome.Ifthepersoncoming to... ... pain and distress. The method to break free from the slavery of egoism can be found in Kabbalah. The Creator purposely placed our world, with all its... ...e any spiritual effort of his own. Just as the organic world is built upon the foundation of inanimate nature, the spiritual world also requires a pri... ...ed the spiritual will they understand what it really is and what pleasures are foundinit.Untilthen,theywillonlysufferfromthelackofit. The difference b... ...in the amount of the spiritual in the world. For a while, those who desired it found it even easier to reach the spiritual. InnerMotionandDevelopment ...

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...a given theory. The scientific method works because recurring patterns are found everywhere in the natural world ―thus enabling the successful pred... ...ent elements of uncertainty, i.e. characteristics of neutrosophy. [31] [36] Objectivity is then the often-difficult goal in effective systems compari... ...ty of invisible particles. a) An invisible particle does not form a visible object, nor do two invisible particles, three invisible particles, etc. ... ...he collection of invisible particles becomes large enough to form a visible object, but there is apparently no definite point where this occurs. b)... ...d in an opposite direction. It is always possible to remove an atom from an object in such a way that what is left is still a visible object. However... ...doxes as the Smarandache quantum paradox set. Assuming the SQP members are found to be valid, a next consideration is to determine if the physical ... ... v' = v sin(Φ) / σ e . (13) The maxima of v' in (13) is found at angle: sin (Φ) = σ e = cos (θ) ; (13.0.1) where ... ...) where (v' = v) and (φ = π/2), as expected. A second angle of interest is found where (σ e = b): cos(Φ) = csc(θ) - cot(θ) . (13.0.2) ... ... to length measurements. Using this methodology, predictive equivalence is found with classical relativity, i.e. equivalent congruity in predicted ...

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...ike to express my deepest and most sincere gratitude to Stuart M. Matlins, founder and publisher of Jewish Lights, whose wise assistance and personal ... ...grot 2 (1865–1935) ISRAEL AND THE NATIONS The revival of the nation is the foundation for the construction of the great repentance—the repentance of I... ...e in the upper world. They descend from it to ours and clothe the suitable objects of this world very accurately. Nevertheless, we should refrain from... ...terial world. Spirituality stands as an abstract force behind this world’s objects and manages the entire process unfolding in this world. This stems ... ...to do with godliness and spirituality in corporeal things. There is not an object, phenomenon, or force in this world that is not a consequence of the... ...Therefore, Kabbalists use words taken from our world to describe spiritual objects, for they are the roots of all our world. An ordinary person, as ye... ...o the spiritual world as opposed to simply a historic episode. This key is found in the Zohar, which interprets the Pentateuch and explains exactly wh... ...the Zohar are still missing. Five or six hundred years later, the book was found by chance: a Kabbalist asked one of his students to get some food fro... ... after a camel ride in the area of the rivers of Euphrates and Tigris, had found these pieces of paper along the way and thought to use them as wrappi...

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...maintained throughout the film. In other words - while he gradually merges with the object of his admiring emulation, the young Greenleaf - Ripley c... ...nterest. He walks. But Truman did not ask or choose to be put in his position. He found himself responsible for all these people without being con... ...ade elsewhere by others and influence our lives profoundly. As adults we are the objects – often the victims – of the decisions of corrupt politi... ...to shape Nazi Europe. It was the brainchild of the deranged Director Hitler. Having found himself an unwilling participant in Hitler's horror show, ... ...ilemma (which led to his act of choosing) is that the two groups overlap. Truman found himself in the impossible position of being the sole guara... ...e is no subjective difference between the Matrix and our Universe, there must be an objective one. Another key sentence is uttered by Morpheus, the ... ...erge. Though a human who would experience both would find them indistinguishable - objectively they are different. In one of them (the Matrix), peo... ...ual composition is different at different moments. The possession of a body as the foundation of a self-identity is a dubious proposition. Bodies c... ...– a machine which can calculate the values of all the functions whose values can be found using effective or mechanical methods. Thus, the program ...

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...ation from Greek into English of the concept of “glorious concordance”, as found in Calzecchi Onesti’s work, which is an essential theme in the Auth... ...specification of which already are or soon will be available in English, is found at the end of the book. 4 Table of Contents FORWARD... ...t to look at three specific types. The first is Primary beauty, which is found in nature and is always subject to death. The next is Secondary b... ...erved by human beings. It is immortal because it lives in the archetypes found within the human species’ collective unconscious. It is immortal ... ...fe or the beauty of living. This, too, is a type of primary beauty that is found in nature. It can be lost and found again, but it cannot be purchas... ...ve many ways it can defend itself from its mother. She is the primary love object, an absolute love object. She doesn’t have a face yet, but she mos... ...laws governing biological growth manage to detach the child from this love object, and send him towards the opening of the uterus so he can face bir... ...has stayed behind in the uterus, fused and con-fused with the primary love object. The Adult I will have to face terrible battles so it can decide t... ...rge, to be born and to conquer its freedom to detach from the primary love object and love another object that is truly an “other”, and not simply a...

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...an’s personal experiences. From their all- encompassing point of view, they have found the way to help those who would follow, and then climb the sam... ...itings were kept hidden in a cave in the vicinity of Safed in Israel. They were found several hundred years later by Arabs residing in the area. A K... ...s, peace of mind? Unconsciously, he feels the answers to these questions can be found only beyond the realm of this world. The one answer to these q... ...ngs of the Ari, Baal HaSulam and Rabash in their original versions. The primary objective of Kabbalah is to achieve spirituality. Only one thing is n... ...sses a special dictionary directly indicating the spiritual tools for spiritual objects and forces, and the correlation between them. It is theref... ...ll possess collective responsibility. That is why the Kabbalist is regarded as “founder of the world.” He influences the entire world, and the world... ...e spiritual world and then descends into this world. The Kabbalists accordingly found a ready language by which they could easily convey their achiev... ...rument – precise, advanced, technical, mechan-ical or otherwise – we regard as “objective.” But these instruments merely expand the limits of our se... ...ts of research, through his five senses. Obviously, he cannot provide an exact, objective answer to what is accomplished by the senses. Kabbalah, th...

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...Q: What will happen if humanity refuses to accept the purpose of creation and objects to its goal? Will the Creator have to destroy and recreate hum... ... perfection and eternity. T H E T H O U G H T O F C R E AT I O N 15 Man, the objective of creation, is obliged to transform the will for self-enjoy... ...it indicates a quest for spiritu- ality. What do you think? Why haven’t people found these answers for thousands of years? Or perhaps they have found... ...: I understand that, just as two hairs cannot grow from the same root, so two objects in this world cannot stem from the same spiritual root. Each c... ...ew greater pleasures. Therefore, desire and pleasure must dwell in different objects. For example, consider a mother endlessly caring for her child... ...nds pleasure from a Source of Light, from a spiritual pleasure that cannot be found in our world. That desire pushes us to search for the Source of ... ...he depth of these terms is immeasurable. The essence of the term, Lishma, is found in the words themselves: all the efforts, the aims – only for the... ...rson begins to think about the Creator, it must be understood that if one has found the Creator, it is because the Creator has found this person fir... ... tion of the creature’s nearing to the sensation of the Creator and how He is found in those emotions. T H E K A B B A L A H E X P E R I E N C E 68...

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...w him as “Abraham the Patriarch.” Abraham pondered and searched until he found the truth: that the world had only one leader. When he discovered th... ... Zohar and the Ari’s Tree of Life, were hidden by their own au- - “I have found it written that the above decree to not openly engage in the wisdom ... .... To solve our problems, we need an inclusive solution, which can only be found when we 26 K abbalah for b eg Inners - p art o ne transform ... ...hers of K abbalah Through the ages, many Kabbalists have written pro- - found and beautiful books. But we would like to focus on four very special... ...ttle money, from small donations, he would print parts of his Hasulam. ‘I found him standing in a dilapidated building, al- - most a shack, which hou... ...ber that the drawings describe changes in our emotions, and not places or objects. 48 K abbalah for b eg Inners - p art t wo The ThoughT of C... ...f the states are evoked and experienced within me, too, then where is the objective reality in all of this? If another person has different Reshib b... ...e of anything outside of us: we only study our reactions to events and to objects, not to the events and the objects themselves. This rule of percep... ...e in or- - der to give to the Creator, and rejects the rest. Similarly, an object’s color is determined by light waves that the illuminated object co...

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...turer in academic circles in the United States and Europe. Dr. Laitman is the founder and president of Bnei Ba- ruch - Kabbalah Education and Researc... ...of. Ervin Laszlo, who graciously wrote the introduc- tion to this book, is the founder and foremost exponent of Systems Philosophy and General Evolut... ...he latter part of this book will show, we can pull together and pursue shared objectives of peace and sus- tainability. Business leaders can recogniz... ..., or the pleasure will fade away. Moreover, the pleasure is not in the desired object; it’s in the one who wants the pleasure. For example: If I’m c... ... have no desire for it. A specific desire to receive pleasure from a specific object is called a Kli (vessel/tool), and reception of pleasure within... ... it is very important to remember that the drawings do not represent tangible objects. They are simply images used to explain spiritual states, whic... ...member that the drawings describe emotional, spiritual states, not places or objects. Before anything is created, it has to be thought out, planned... ... who have climbed from our world to the spiritual worlds tell us what they’ve found. If we want to find the spiritual worlds as well, we will have to... ...d lower, are contained within. —Yehuda Ashlag Of all the unexpected concepts found in Kabbalah, there is none so unpredictable, unreasonable, yet s...

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...r malice. They were famed for fabricating small images of wax, to represent the objects of their persecution; and, as these by gradual and often stu... ...ir reporters and believers of miraculous occurrences. A similar race of men was found by Columbus and the other discoverers of the New World in Amer... ...e, and contain the perfect nature of the thing defined; where that is therefore found out, there appears the very clear light. If it be perfect, it ... ...h is hard to do even in known things, because the essential form is hard to be found, yet I do give a definition which may at least give notice and ... ...alt not learn to do after the abominations of those nations. There shall not be found among you any of those nations. There shall not be found among... ...rincipal that it is made one of his early commands to them, ―There shall not be found among you any one that useth divination, or an observer of tim... ...me for a fantastic dreamer; but if I can contribute anything to the very useful object of your work, it is no matter – let people think what they wi... ...ock at night, in a dark room, all the time concentrating your thoughts upon the object you desire to see. About twelve o‘clock, the crystal becomes ... ...rt in the Dutch language, the unearthly jargon seeming to came from no visible object, it afforded her great amusement to see the terrified urchins ...

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...ael, in the U.S., and on the Internet at www.kab.tv. Additionally, Laitman is founder and president of the Ashlag Research Institute (ARI), whose go... ...stems of reality. Consequently, I turned to philosophy, then to religion, but found an- swers in neither. Only after long years of searching did I f... ...pleasure faded Foreword 19 shortly afterward, the emptiness returned and we found ourselves chasing new goals, hoping they would give us satisfac... ...ary law is leading us. The picture we will gradually present to the reader is founded on principles from the ancient wisdom of Kabbalah, along with ... ...ing various substances reveals that the primal desire of all matter and every object is to preserve its existence. Yet, this focus is expressed diff... ... existence. Yet, this focus is expressed differently in each substance. Solid objects have a shape that is fixed and de- fined, making it difficult t... ... sharper picture, and this is what they focus on. In much the same way, every object and system in re- ality, including humankind and human society, ... ...orce that designs and shapes matter. The inherent force within each matter and object is generally referred to as “the will to exist.” This force de-... ...ents made in the research. The research measured people’s day-to-day mood and found no signifi- cant difference between rich and poor. Moreover, nega...