A New Approach to Welfare
Q: The question,” How can I help the world?” bothers me all the time. Should I use Kabbalah for that? […]
Q: The question,” How can I help the world?” bothers me all the time. Should I use Kabbalah for that? […]
Q: Is it not enough to not steal and curse and be kind to one another? A: Certainly not. That is
Q: Which is more important, to study the wisdom of Kabbalah, or to be nice to others? A: Treating others nicely
Q: Can I help others by the study of Kabbalah? A: Certainly. All problems and troubles stem from a shortage of
Q: Does the ability to lead the world necessarily demand purification? A: Yes. To the extent that we purify, we merit
Q: What is love? A: Love is a consequence of equivalence of inner traits, meaning attributes. In Kabbalah there is only
Q: Can one consider liberalism among Jews and non-Jews as a subconscious, and hence distorted, attempt to fulfill the principal
Q: In biblical times we had many prophets. Then at some point they disappeared. Why?A: Because Rabbi Akiva’s disciples’ spiritual downfall
Q: More and more people discover Kabbalah, including those who join in through your disciples. Nonetheless, Jewish affairs are only
Q: You write: “If we use it correctly, for seeking the Creator, then the world will live in peace. There