Question: What should we do so that on the one hand we don’t get into trouble in dissemination, and at the same time understand that there is a Creator in this?

Answer: This is our job.

What do you mean, don’t get into trouble? I don’t get into trouble; I don’t specifically speak out against anyone. I express the correct natural point of view, the truth. And if it doesn’t go somewhere with someone in the same line, I don’t take it into account because I don’t even take into account that someone will disagree with me. I don’t get into conflicts with anyone.

In my blog I usually publish someone’s opinion and then I write why, from my point of view, this is not so. But at the same time I do not ridicule the author, but rather position myself as a Kabbalist and say that my remark is to give my assessment from the point of view of Kabbalah.

I don’t humiliate people, but, on the contrary, I respect them. From my point of view they are wrong and from their point of view I am completely wrong. So what? Where is the truth?

The truth in the story will manifest itself in the future. I’m not trying to convince anyone. I don’t even have that inner urge to make someone think like me. It’s impossible.

A person should come to this by himself, by awareness, experiences, internal struggle, and searches, and not by the fact that I would put pressure on him and he would change his mind. Is it possible to correct the world by doing this?
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From KabTV’s “I Got a Call. Protection from Enemies” 8/22/13

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