10 Kabbalah Quote Wallpapers You Can Share on Your Social Feeds

1) When a certain thought about the meaning of life awakens in us, it’s a sign that the Creator has invited us to contact Him.

 

2) The only requirement for studying Kabbalah is a sincere desire to discover the meaning of life.

 

3) You shall see your world in your lifetime.

 

4) We think, feel and imagine what we feel close to, what we really want. This is our internal life.

 

5) Pain pushes us forward. Whether we feel depressed, empty or confused, all bad feelings appear in order to make us think about their purpose.

 

6) Happiness is achievable beyond our egoism, neither within the ego nor by suppressing the ego.

 

7) The visual arts are the most powerful means of influence. For this reason, a shift in our thinking must begin with what we see.

 

8) We can easily see that changing our attitude toward others will lead us to the resolution of the problems on the social-human degree. This will mean the end of war, the end of violence and terrorism, and the end of general animosity among people.

 

9) Changing one’s attitude from self concern to global concern affects the whole system positively and ensures its survival.

 

10) Our attitudes to society and life must go through a complete change. We will then discover that there’s an abundance of every resource in nature.

See How Easily You Can Apply Kabbalah’s Principles to Your Life

The Bnei Baruch Kabbalah Education Center is happy to announce the start of the new EC Fundamentals semester with a brand new curriculum starting on Wednesday, June 11.

Whether you wish to share the wisdom of Kabbalah with friends or family, or you wish to get deeper into Kabbalah’s fundamental principles, the upcoming semester will have something for everyone as EC Instructors cover the following new modules and topics in this introductory course:

Module 1: Kabbalah Basics
1) How Changing the Way You Define ‘Kabbalah,’ ‘Creator’ and ‘Creation’ Changes the Way You Look at Your Whole Life
2) Who Are You? Where Did You Come From? Where Are You Headed?
3) History of the Wisdom of Kabbalah

Module 2: What Is Reality?
4) Do You Live in a Reality or in a Dream?
5) Why Your Intention Is the Only Place Where Reality Transforms

Module 3: The Language of Kabbalah
6) What Is the Law of Root and Branch? What Does it Mean to Attain Spirituality?
7) The Unique Learning Approach in Kabbalah: Learning Through Desire, Not Intellect
8) What are the Optimal Kabbalistic Sources for Our Generation to Progress Spiritually in the Fastest and Happiest Way?

Module 4: Free Choice
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How You Are Completely Controlled in Every Aspect of Your Life and Why You Still Think You Can Achieve Freedom
10) How to Build Your Own Social Environmental Influence that Lets You Discover Your Freedom

Module 5: Introduction to the SefirotPartzufim, Worlds and Souls
11) What are the Four Phases of Direct Light?
12) What Is the Soul? What Is the Meaning of the Sin of the Tree of Knowledge & How Is Where You Are Today Related to It?

Module 6: Kabbalah in Society
13) Overview of Lessons Until Now and Q&A
14) What Is Love? Can You Love the Creator Without Loving Other People?
15) What Is Good and Evil?

Module 7: The Inner Work of Attaining Spirituality
16) How to Discover the Single Force of Love Acting in Every Life Situation
17) The Secret Formula for Attaining the Deepest Form of Independence: Independence from What You Currently Think You Are

Module 8: Methodology of the Study of Kabbalah
18) Fundamentals of the Methodology Part 1: How to Work with the Means of Spiritual Attainment in Order to Attain the Spiritual Goal
19) Fundamentals of the Methodology Part 2: How to Work with the Means of Spiritual Attainment in Order to Attain the Spiritual Goal
20) The Benefits of Learning Kabbalah You Should Start Seeing Even Before You’ve Attained its Goal

The course is free of charge and all students gain access to the following: 

  • 20 lessons that will transform your life in 10 weeks (2 classes per week)
  • Live interaction with instructors during lessons where students can ask questions.
  • Free, optional access to a web-based community where students can post questions that will be answered by instructors and moderators.
  • Free PDF versions of all course materials
  • A lesson archive where all lessons are posted if you miss a live class or wish to review.
  • Student discounts on special book packages at the Kabbalah Bookstore

Most importantly, this course and the whole of the wisdom of Kabbalah is there for anyone who has asked the question “What is the meaning of life?” and been unable to find an answer. We look forward to exploring this wisdom with anyone who is still asking this question. Just sign up for the course, and we’ll look forward to seeing you on June 11.

Sign Up for the Free Kabbalah Course Here »

Got Questions about the Upcoming ONE Convention? Get Them Answered by Dr. Michael Laitman [Special Q&A Event]

Got questions about the upcoming ONE Convention? Well, join the club! You’re not the only one trying to figure out your approach to the biggest spiritual event taking place in North America this year.

In order to answers your questions, Dr. Michael Laitman will be teaching a special lesson for you on Sunday, June 15, 2014. Please join us for the first part of his lesson starting at 8:00 PM EDT (New York time).

  • When? Sunday, June 15, 2014 – 8:00 PM EDT (New York time)
  • Where? Kabbalah TV – Kab.tv
  • What? A special Q&A session with Dr. Laitman in preparation toward the ONE Convention this August 8-10, 2014 in New Jersey.

Ask Your Question about the ONE Convention Here »

Shlach Lecha (Send Forth) Parsha – Weekly Torah Portion

Numbers 13:1-15:41

This Week’s Torah Portion |June 8 – June 14, 2014 – Sivan 10 – Sivan 16, 5774

In A Nutshell

The portion begins with Moses sending the twelve heads of the tribes to spy in the land of Israel, to examine it and prepare to enter it. The spies return and describe a land flowing with milk and honey, but occupied by giants that will make it impossible to enter the land, conquer it, and rule it. Their words spread fear in the people, except for Joshua Ben Nun, and Caleb Ben Yephunneh. This angers the Creator and He wants to destroy the entire people. Moses prays and asks for mercy on the people. As a result, only the ten spies that slandered the land die in a plague. The other two, Joshua Ben Nun and Caleb Ben Yephunneh continue to accompany the people.

Later in the portion, the children of Israel trip once more and seek to run back to Egypt. In the end they repent and abort their decision. Afterward Israel make another mistake: they try to fight and conquer the land without instructions to do so, and therefore fail.

The portion ends with the instruction to wander another forty years in the desert until the entire generation of the spies passes away, except for Joshua Ben Nun, who is to lead the people into the land of Israel.

 Commentary by Dr. Michael Laitman

We have to develop from our will to receive, from our ego, into a state in which we come to be “the people of Israel,” when we are all Yashar El (straight to God), having the quality of the Creator: bestowal and love. We will all be in “love your neighbor as yourself,”[1] in love of others, because we have no other choice.

We must not go by our own reason, which alternates between dictations to advance and retreat. Rather, we must fight while examining if we are doing what is right, and if the way is right. The portion explains that we cannot know what to do or even where to start. It is a problem because we are accustomed to work by the mode of “A judge has only what his eyes see.”[2] It seems as though we must advance by following our essence, according to our Kelim (vessels/tools), using our minds and hearts.

The Creator demands that we develop and do something. But how can we do something if we cannot tell between right and wrong, if we do not know whether to move forward into war or run back to Egypt? We can see that there are giants in the land of Israel. And while there are also fruits there, we cannot tell who rules there, which desires, or how big they are.

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