Comment: In the practice of Kabbalah, at some point a person goes through an interesting turning point where he begins to look at people outside of Kabbalah correctly. He seems to change and does not impose his views and interests on them.

My Response: What for? The fact is that each of us must become an integral element with his own mind, with his own feelings, with his own understandings, with adaptation. I can’t do this job for you and I can’t force you. Nature requires your personal reasonable participation.

The problem is that all eight billion inhabitants of the planet need to be trained so that they become smarter, more sensitive, so that they understand, realize, see each in their own measure the whole system, their participation in it.

You can’t come to anyone and show them: do this, be silent, and that’s it. Therefore, all the previous egoistic approaches with instructions, orders, and violence are not suitable here. As it is said: “There is no coercion in spirituality.”

There’s nothing you can do. Only indirectly, you will explain to a person twenty thousand times, show ten thousand times, hug him five thousand times, invite him to observe, watch, and so on. And what will sink into his heart after that, that’s what you’ll get, and there is no other way.
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From KabTV’s “I Got a Call. Fanaticism!!!” 6/14/11

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