On the Day that the Tabernacle Was Erected
95) “He has scattered, he has given to the poor; his righteousness stands forever; his horn shall be exalted in […]
Books
The Raven and the Dove
88) “And the wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament” are the authors of the Kabbalah. They are
And the Waters Were Made Sweet
79) If the souls are materialized and they are as clay pots, breaking them is their purification, as you say,
Everything that Comes by Fire, You Shall Take through the Fire
76) The fire of Gevura burns every impurity, menstruation, leprous, gonorrheal, and a woman in labor, for the soul is the Creator’s
The Second Passover
65) “Now, let… observe the Passover at its appointed time.” Why “observe”? It should have said, “eat.” We already learned
Passover in Its Time and Second Passover
56) What is the reason that he warns them here about the Passover? After all, they were already told in
Chapter 5. Obeying Nature’s Law. Life’s Purpose
It is not possible to run a course aright when the goal itself has not been rightly placed. Francis Bacon
Chapter 4. Breaching the Balance. The Crisis as an Opportunity to Restore Balance
Nature aspires to balance. All its actions are aimed at bringing each part into balance. With volcanoes, for example, the
Chapter 4. Breaching the Balance
O Man! Seek no further for the author of evil; thou art he. Jean Jacques Rousseau, The Creed of a Savoyard
Chapter 3. Altruism is Life’s Law
When we research Nature, we discover the phenomenon of altruism. The word, “altruism,” comes from the Latin word, alter, which means
