Question: Do you think that Kabbalah is better accepted when introducing some disciplines or just as an independent discipline?

Answer: Since a person in our world is an absolutely egoistic being, everything that he creates at any level—social, political, economic, etc., he studies only as an application of his egoistic self on the entire surrounding world, on all systems. Only in this way does he understand everything that is happening around him and within himself.

Initially, when we gather in a group, we try to create a new force in it, not egoistic but altruistic, positive, when the group becomes one common whole. Then we feel like one single whole, one common organism, and we feel nature in a completely different form.

In other words, we begin to feel the second part of nature that is hidden from us. It exists, but an ordinary person absolutely cannot feel it because everything that we feel, we perceive according to the law of equivalence of forms.
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From KabTV’s”Science of management.”

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Question: Which pleasures does the wisdom of Kabbalah promise us?

Answer: It is very hard to imagine the pleasures that the wisdom of Kabbalah gives us, because all the pleasures of our world are but one gram compared to the millions of tons of pleasures in the spiritual world.

After all, we are very limited. How much can we eat, drink, rest, and enjoy anything? Everything comes to an end, even our life, because it is built on the attribute of receiving for our own sake. The wisdom of Kabbalah, on the other hand, takes us out of this world and into a world of bestowal, a world of love, a world of infinite emotions that exist externally to us. This is the reason that we cannot even measure what the wisdom of Kabbalah gives us.

These are values that are totally incompatible with us. In the spiritual world you begin to see the reason for life, how it is arranged, what it leads to, what happened to you before you were born into this world and what will happen to you when you leave this world. Nothing is concealed. Everything happens during the same period of time that we exist.

Your eyes open and you are no longer blind like all the other people in this world who live like beasts and have nothing beyond their corporeal lives. You begin to feel a healthy, accurate attitude to life and to the world. This is what the wisdom of Kabbalah gives us first and foremost.
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From KabTV’s “Fundamentals of Kabbalah” 4/7/19

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Question: What is your opinion, as a Kabbalist, about the Hellenization of the Jews? How could one accept such a primitive Greek ideology of those times and leave a very advanced Jewish philosophy?

Answer: The fact is that we do not quite understand those times. Beginning with the tenth century B.C.,when the Jews came out of Egypt and crossed the desert into the land of Israel, they fell into disputes between their clans and families.

Moses stayed on the other side of the Jordan; he did not enter the land of Israel. As usually is the case when a leader dies or leaves his people, an upheaval began. Some followed the leaders who arose among the Jewish people, which believed it necessary to worship statues, make signs and amulets, build shrines, etc.

Many different trends arose in the nation. Naturally, nothing good came out of it. The people split into many groups. Ten of the twelve tribes left the land of Israel because they were not willing to participate in the disputes against each other. There were only two tribes left that kept feuding between themselves.

For ten centuries they have risen and fallen in their commitment to true Judaism. There were many different tribes living in the land of Israel, and each tribe had its own gods, its own statues, etc. Therefore, the Jews had enough blows to break away from worshiping the spirit and to transition to worshiping stones.
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From KabTV’s “Spiritual States” 1/21/21

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Question: Were the Greek wars fought not between the Greeks and the Jews, but between the Hellenized Jews and the rest of the Jews?

Answer: Yes, the Greeks themselves did not fight. The Hellenized Jews are the Jewish elite who wanted to live well, freely, not according to the laws of Kabbalah, but according to the laws of the free world, as it were. That’s why they fought.

Basically, all the so-called wars with the Romans and Greeks were Jewish wars, within the people of Israel.

Question: What desires are called  the “Greeks” in us?

Answer: The desire to live, to have fun, to look for something that lies beyond the boundaries of the search for higher powers.

Question: What is the difference between the desires of “Romans” and “Greeks”?

Answer: The Romans are basically the desires that create a system of relationships in our world between people, all kinds of parties and ranks. The Romans founded the classical system.

And the Greeks were more focused on understanding nature, but primitive nature. Mathematics, physics, trigonometry, geometry—these are all Greeks. And the Romans are Roman law, the relationship between people, but within the framework of our world.

Everything is very simple. When Judaism is added to this, there is a bit of confusion, but in general, there is nothing there.
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From KabTV’s “Conversation about the Greeks” 5/5/21

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Question: Is it possible in modern systems to apply the principles and methods of Kabbalah to improve the management of the efficiency of life?

Answer: I think so. The fact is that Kabbalah is also a science of management, but it is built on a completely different principle than all the others.

In principle, management science speaks about any systems. The only problem is that Kabbalah explains how you can manage systems that work on the opposite principle, when people are interested in complementing each other, coming together, uniting.

We are talking about those people who use the property of bestowal, a positive connection between themselves, the desire to unite for some common goal, not pursuing their own selfish motives, but suppressing them.

Therefore, it is possible to apply Kabbalah, and it is ready for use, but in practice this is not yet possible due to the egoistic nature of man. Now we use it only in our small groups, where people are taught the correct interaction with each other on the principle of bestowal, connection, and love.
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From KabTV’s “Videoconference about the Science of Management”

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Question: Why did the powerful Greek Empire, which had existed for about six centuries, collapse?

Answer: It fulfilled its mission. It helped transform Kabbalah into modern Judaism and all kinds of religions. It built a bridge between Kabbalah and Islam, and created Orthodox Christianity.

Thus, the Greek Empire practically fulfilled its intermediate role in history. Byzantium was the crossroad between Judaism, Kabbalah, and modern religions.
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From KabTV’s “Conversation about the Greeks” 5/5/21

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Question: Moses (the quality of mercy, Hessed) cannot enter the land of Israel because by and large he is not a warrior, right?

Answer: He is a spiritual leader. He cannot exist in the land of Israel since all the parts of the people, i.e., all the egoistic qualities, must break themselves, remake, combine, find the system of anti-egoistic interaction, and be able to connect with each other in the right combinations between them.

They need to eliminate all egoistic inclinations and determine something that is absolutely opposite to them. They should expel those qualities, the so-called nations that existed in the land of Israel before from themselves and leave only the quality of good, love, connection, and mutual support. This work can be performed only in the land of Israel.

Moses, however, cannot work in this way. He only explains it to them. Moses is a great spiritual teacher, a spiritual force that accompanies the people and leads them on to final correction, but does not interfere with their actions.

Starting from entering the land of Israel, they act completely independently, disconnected from all the governing spiritual forces. This is the stage when a person ceases to be a child, passes through youth, grows up, and, as a mature person, begins to live by himself.
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From KabTV’s “Secrets of the Eternal Book” 5/19/21

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