Comments on: Know the Solution to the Crisis?

By: LarryXA

LarryXA — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 23:35:52 +0000

Thx, this has definitely made my day!

By: Moshe Schemya

Moshe Schemya — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 05:05:04 +0000

Ok simple, start a collective to utilize peoples talents through a series of double negative universalizes.. creating avenues of expression thorough art, music, and sports.. suspending the time space continum and letting the people who created Stepah hawkins computers to have freedom of non intellectual property to let machines do all the hard work so we can have fun all the time and connect with each other with love being for something and not against anything.. blah blah. I started it in chicago already.. and its picking up, to postion ourselves for the collapse

By: Gloria Verónica

Gloria Verónica — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 03:29:53 +0000

It is certainly not an easy task to summarize the solution for the global crisis, but if there is an explaining word, I would say it is CONSCIOUSNESS. We are fighting with ourselves, our own addictions, fears, evasive actions and egoism. How the world would be in balance if we, the inhabitants, have not found balance yet?. Nature is balance, wisely equilibrating every single life movement, but we are out of nature; it is a return way to the truth, to a simple life, filled with joy for the beauty around us and within ourselves. I am not a master, since my own life is not balanced yet, but I am searching for it, and when I have stayed balanced for short whiles, a touch of Light has been granted for me to enjoy the pleasing place Truth is.

By: jodhpur

jodhpur — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 15:33:19 +0000

a desire for a better world?

By: Darla

Darla — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 00:56:26 +0000

Well, my answer is going to look way to simple amid these very deep thoughts but I think we need to love our children enough to change ourselves by educating both our children & ourselves in humility and love for something other than ourselves and our possessions (our family, our house, etc.) I would rather change that die for my fathers sins because I was too stuborn to see them for what they are and change. The signs are all there. Greed, Gluttony, Envy, etc. Humilty & Love. I think that’s the answer. If not for ourselves, than for the ones we love. The answer is inside me.

By: James Lake (Roldo)

James Lake (Roldo) — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 17:12:02 +0000

Seems simple enough but then doesn’t it always. I’d rather hoped that this “economic crisis” might suggest to people-in-general that social systems based on that unrealistic foundation might just have run their course, what with the “fall of communism” and all, but it seems like all that’s gonna happen is a continued attempt to make a silk purse world out of the sow’s ear system of capitalism. Some personal solace is found in the considerable evidence that this “crisis” is neither natural nor supernatural but merely more political manuvering. If so then my solution is Patience. Change Will Be.
“Course it Will Be a whole lot sooner if we, as individuals and as a species, put some effort into growth and development as Conscious Beings.

By: Nir

Nir — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 12:48:51 +0000

I heard a story a while back that I think is very suited to this crisis: A man meats an angel and asks him to show him heaven and hell. So the angel takes the man through the Gates of hell. There the man sees allot of really thin and miserable looking man and women, so thin that looks more like skeletons than human. Also the man sees allot of tables with very tempting foods and drinks on them. Every once in a while someone reaches the tables and try to put something in their mouth to eat or drink but fails every single time. The man asks the angel why they can’t put food in their mouths. The angel replies him that it’s because they have no elbows so the food can’t reach their mouth.
Then the angel leads the man through the gates of heaven: There the man sees allot of happy and healthy looking people all of them really seems to be having a good time. he also sees the same tables of foods and drinks as in Hell. The man tells the angel “I Understand the people in heaven has elbows”, “No,” replies the angel “They have no elbows as well, but they use their hands to feed one another”. I guess Kabala is trying to teach us that we also have no elbows and that until we understand that we are all dependent in each other , we would keep trying to put food in our mouths but never succeed, and thus be in hell. The only way for us to be in heaven is to start feeding one another. When that will happen, better sooner than later, than all our problems will be solved.

By: Keith Stoner

Keith Stoner — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 22:15:21 +0000

Apocalypse -WOW-,
From time immemorial mankind has contemplated his demise. For the first time in history we have the ability, and it seems the proclivity to take the rest of the planet down with us. In “The Day The Earth Stood Still” this scenario was portrayed on the silver screen with the determinate of man’s better nature getting a second chance before the forces of the cosmos were forced to to do a little damage control here on the 3rd rock from the sun. The answer, contrary to materialist pundits is not in some external technology or control which can NEVER work against the egoism that dominates the planet, it is within us. Consider the butterfly effect of the small still voice, correcting one person to another into a state where every desire is fulfilled for he sake of bestowal.

In short order, when we reach the point of quickening, the former things will be detestable to the soul. Everyone will awaken to see the futility of the rampaging beast that ruled formerly the hearts of men for the withering chimera it is. the power of creation stirs within the breast of the creature and will guide all in all to a new dawn for mankind. Baal HaSulam has left a treasure for those able to obtain it. It is the duty of every soul to engage in the work of restoration of humanity. It is only for this time that the opportunity is intended, and as such must be employed with all due ability.

By: Victor Hugo Schulz

Victor Hugo Schulz — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 18:06:47 +0000

In Kabbalah, as opposed to many other teachings, instead of looking for problems in the world, man shifts the perception of the cause of problems from the external world to itself. The whole world is contained inside of the man, thus correcting the man is the key to correct the world. A man corrects his “for myself” part into the “for the friend”, and the union between everyone is the goal. By changing himself while joining a group of likeminded people, in which everyone wants to unite, man acquires the tools for correcting the entire world, and by passing on all he learned for anyone who is willing to learn, it can make this group grow more and more, until all the world is the group, everyone is his friend. He doesn’t need to worry about himself anymore, because he is sure that every other friend of him will provide what he needs. And he, also, make every effort to make sure that all friends of him have everything they need to attain the goal.

By: Rod F. Hanks

Rod F. Hanks — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 17:32:25 +0000

Altruism- Now, that’s it. It’s the opposite of altruism. Egotism, selfishness, greed and fear got us into this mess. Yes, fear is most certainly an opposite of altrusim, because the further we go from altruism, the darker things get; it’s scary blundering and bumbling around in the dark. Grave mistakes are inevitable. A great part of our present predicament is fear or lack of trust.

Working together for our common good, even if doing so seems to make any particular member of humanity’s personal situation temporarily, worse is what we must strive for.

While genuine altruism may seem just about impossible, surely our initial inablility to acheive this state may engender a sort of humility out of which may spring an earnest yearning. Then, who knows… an opening may come. We must do what we can do and not pretend to be able do what is beyond us.

Rod Hanks,

Kobe, Japan

By: Alison Tschirhart

Alison Tschirhart — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 23:53:09 +0000

This crises could be looked at and dealt with kabbalistically by understanding it’s deeper symbolic meaning in light of it’s interaction with the tree of life, and the tree of life that exists within each of us. Right now many people are having difficulty “standing” which is metaphorically connected to the legs of the tree, Netzach and Hod. By developing ourselves internally and tapping into these divine energies connected to our inherent sense of self, self esteem and self-worth we can change our realities to allow us to stand again and attract to us the right solutions and jobs that reflect our enhanced sense of self. Perhaps the jobs that people have been losing are not supportive of their true godly selves. Perhaps we have been selling ourselves short, and what is happening now is part of a purification of our idolotry and external attachments to systems of power that have been negotiating the power of our spirits. It is time perhaps for humanity to develop into their true power and true sense of purpose using the Adom Kadmon as a blueprint to take us back to the garden of unlimited possibilties. The Tree of Life has been split in half, and so have we. The Shekinah has been in exile and split from the King, which means that our worldy creations, our worldly systems of power have been split from their higher potential and ability to manifest heaven here on earth, and they have split us from our higher potential as well. It is time for us to repair the splits in our own souls so that we no longer find ourselves acclimating ourselves to a world, to a Makuth that is Split from Tiferith, that is split from the knowing of our hearts. It is time that we create a self and reality which our systems are supporting and unified with the wisdom of the heart and allow each of us to put the wisdom and guidance of our hearts before earthly politics and concerns. It is time to believe that following the guidance of spirit no matter how unreasonable it seems will guide us to a solution out of this crises and to solutions for our own lives as well.

By: Larry

Larry — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 20:13:39 +0000

Noam AliHcHalt wrote @ February 20th, 2009 at 6:19 am …i endorse this person to benefit for their fine presentation of the solution in a most creative manner…very well said!!!

By: Dave C

Dave C — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 12:55:32 +0000

Mans egoistic and greedy attitudes have served man well in the past. Great nations, commerce and wealth have been created. But it is no longer the case that we can successfully proceed simply “looking after number one”.

We are in a new phase of our evolution. Planet earth seems much smaller in the age of chartered flights and satellite communication. More than this we are globally interconnected and reliant on each other. This is evident financially in the banking system, and ecologically in our attempts to stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations.

We must now learn to live within our means and to come into a balance with nature. This is not just for world leaders and scientists, but each individual. How do we alter our behaviour towards each other? A good start might be to have the intention only to treat others the way you would like to be treated.

By: Tal

Tal — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 10:22:56 +0000

Solving the crisis is a matter of facing up to the facts, looking straight in the face , and acknowledging once and for all that we don’t know!!! We need people to start acknowledging that they are living in a big mystery, and that this mystery is not waiting to be solved any longer, but pushing us to evolve. The crisis will be solved when this understanding washes over people and opens their ears and hearts to Kabbalah, to love and to seeking outside their boxes for the solution. The solution will be there when people are ready to see it, it has been there for many years and it is this: each person is loved and needed in this world. Each person has the ability to become a saviour and a healer. Empowered by this knowingness people will be willing to step forth and speak for wisdom and for Love to spread the law of “love thy neighbor as yourself”.
-We must acknowledge the big mystery
-We must empower the people to understand their unique value as individuals in the healing of the world. For each person is uniquely created.
-We must unite as one to bring all of our gifts and talents together, to make a better future of prosperity, peace and Love.

With, hope and intention for this outcome of bliss,
Tal

By: Noam AliHcHalt

Noam AliHcHalt — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 00:53:08 +0000

As said Friday i’m inLove
Sat:—
Sun:-) Never Feel the same
So Fri I’min LOVE.

Tnx to the CURE.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 15:38:27 +0000

Is this a trick question?

Individually: Walk the middle line and disseminate.

Corporeally: Kavana!

By: Olga

Olga — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 15:18:28 +0000

The solution to the crisis would be adopting bestowal as the most appropriate way of behavior. However, the idea that we need to stop talking and start acting in this direction is more confusing than the term “bestowal” itself because nobody knows where and how to start.

Bestowal is not moving out of your house or donating your car to a Charity. Bestowal is about re-assessing and probably giving a new meaning to the question “What I’m here for?”
Bestowal is better understood through yet another glance at the shaken economy.

Every single industry of our society has been established and for decades has been functioning for its personal sake only. Never a thought “Is it a right approach?” or “Is it reasonable at all to exist for one’s personal sake?” has crossed anybody’s mind (I’m not trying to point fingers – I’m not an exception myself, it has never crossed my mind either).
No industry has ever concerned itself with the need of the society as a whole because such need did not seem to be in existence to be considered. Maybe that’s the reason for the process of disintegration we are observing?

(Although we still have difficulties formulating that, but deep inside we all agree that our well being depends on the society being functional)

So, how many financial institutions do we open, how many cars and which ones do we produce, how many houses, which ones and where do we build, how much crop do we grow, how many doctors, engineers and teachers do we educate, etc so the society as a whole stays functional and healthy?

If every industry realizes that it cannot just produce goods but have to produce per the need of the society – it’s already a bestowal. If every industry agrees to convert itself into a utility to serve others – it’s a bestowal. If the leaders of national and international levels come together with the strong determination to find the way to synchronize and start searching for the method to do so – it’s a bestowal…

These are all just beautiful words – one could say. How does it apply to us – individuals?
> But who are the carriers of the thought that we have a common interest in our society being functional? It’s us, individuals! So, if we cultivate and cherish a dream of all of us being members of one happy and functional family – we already bestow into our society’s well being.

What is my personal interest here, except of “the well being of the society”? – one could ask again. What about the enjoyment we are here after? How can I be sure that participation in new relationship within the society will bring me pleasure I so crave?
> But what could be more noble and pleasurable than sensation of the uniqueness of a single particle the whole system cannot do without?…

By: Betsy Schwartz

Betsy Schwartz — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 11:58:20 +0000

It’s really very simple. Let the whole system collapse and start over, a better way. Let’s face it, the capitalistic system of supply and demand, and whoever can make the money wins, doesn’t work to benefit humanity as a whole. A system based on success equals money is bound to fail. We need to set up offices or places around the world where people can submit the top three things they love to do and are good at, then each is assigned a job or profession accordingly. Leadership should be voted in by who is the wisest of sages in different areas of life, i.e. building, science, child development, etc.. Those people could build their core group of experts to lead the way in that area of human life. We need to go back to the bartering system as much as possible. Trading what we have and what we know with each other, rather than being this consumer driven economy. Some form of money would need to be developed, based on what somebody needs to acquire basics such as food, clothing and shelter. Many more communal living communities should be built and develeoped so people can connect with others around them and really start caring for their neighbors in a real way. Until we think outside the box and begin to realize that doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result is oure insanity, nothing will change. People have to change. They have to realize that it is only in connecting with others and in treating everybody the same, as if they were a part of you that real progess can be made.

By: Lisa Pryce

Lisa Pryce — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 02:02:02 +0000

The Solution lies within the perceived problem. The problem actually IS the Solution – when realized in a different way. When enough of us find it intolerable to continue trying to live with old attitudes, in old ways and we REALLY want the solution, we will receive it in a calm, new way, the way we were meant, in His way.

By: Aundrea

Aundrea — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 23:01:22 +0000

The suffering in the crisis makes us want more. But it also makes us realize what exactly we needed out of that state of mind. This way we can overcome and become.
It’s connected to connection. We have to influence each other by being the exact shoulder that is needed. The hand that helps… only because we’ve been given the opportunity.
Everyone in the world needs to realize that only by our influence on each other can any of this mess be cleaned up, and when cleaning up the world, we all have a piece of trash to pick up and make into something else… all you have to do is take care of your own piece of trash. You are the only person that can make it into something beautiful. And it can only be with others like you. Others that want only to influence others, properly. You have to want it enough so that they can want it enough.