What a bittersweet, paradoxical ending to the explanation. We rise above an old challenge and receive a greater one.. then what? How is being closer to the light better for us if we will only suffer more and more? I understand the concepts of faith and loyalty and this reminds me of Job and Abraham, but I can't help but feel sad at the same time thinking about this.
Hi, and thanks for the question. Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman explains to you the purpose of suffering and more in the following short clip ruclips.net/video/RTYdHNv1UIU/видео.html Hope this will provide you some clarification. Best wishes
I really enjoy this interviewer and Michael Laitman’s answers. They are simple, concise and logical. We must realize we’re all connected and correct our egoistic desires.
It surprises me how close is this to Sikhism. Like it when the truth is realised and varified by various sources. I wish kabalist were bit more open to idea that force/source that give wisdom to kabalists can do it to others as well. If rest of the world speak same ideas it don't have to be coming from Abraham going to east. There are many who realized same truth with grace as well.
HI. VJ. I think they do. Every major religion has this Golden Rule teaching. I'm just glad everyone teaches this. Doesn't really matter which religion it is. Religions are man made, not God made. God knows and judges all the same by actions, not words. 🙏🏽
@@johnbrowne8744 Agree, I just wish more religious people talk about golden rule or I like calling the perennial phylosophy. I think big issue is that everyone is trying to sell it with their own branding. I don't have any issue with branding but it pushes many people away. It is a universal ideology and that is how it should be presented.
V J, Kabbalists aren't open or closed towards other ways. We simply present for everybody what we have and say: Here is a system that works, you are welcome to join. If you know of or practice another system that also works, then that is great! In other words, Kabbalists don't say there is no other way that works, we just say that we know Kabbalah is a perfect system and it works. That's all. If we come across differently, I'm sorry because we certainly don't mean to. When Rav Laitman talks about Abraham the way that he does, it is because this particular program is about the way of Kabbalah and how reality looks from someone who walks in Kabbalistic shoes, so to speak. It is for this same reason that you will never find Kabbalists writing on a Sikh RUclips channel that Sikh teachings are wrong and Kabbalah knows the only truth.
Dr laitman i understand our Ego its not bad because its what we are and its the only thing our creator made. That mean its not bad. But that ego ( will to receive) its broken in pieces so do we need to reintegrate with the wholle umanity to receive the blessings from the higuer force?
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This interview does not make it clear that Karma can come from past lives. As a clinical child psychologist, I have always felt a compulsion to help other people. I consulted a psychic and without knowing anything about me, he said I have a compulsive need to help others because during Roman times I was a rich person who could have helped a great many and did nothing at all to help anyone. I said, "really, I was an SOB in Roman times?" He said, Yeah, you were a real SOB.
At that exact moment Both my pizza gets here And some wierd taxi The taxi guy is now stuck here Only to say that it's two different energies... It now realizes I have approached differently... Now I'm helping shovel this kabbalist out!Formally this is the selfless stuff Just not in magic context... As soon as I wrote it he sprang free now hes rolling down the driveway Law Hes just like yea we needed to make sure of it.. both have cool icons.. very different though Let us respect the miracle We were meant to see in this tonight Happy holidays (alert: claire and Coral have entered - its bnai)
Dr laitman if we the wholle umanity are an ego, we as an wholle Ego been the same parts of one body dont you think we should take care of us as a wholle? Then that way we will receive the blessings from the higuer force? Tell me if it correct how iam thinking. Thank you Sr
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This is why we have the most beautiful luxurious lifestyle..by God's will ..we love to be good to ourselves..and our good vibes bring the entire universe to a higher vibration..thankyou got it..very similar to true loa beliefs...what abraham hicks teaches..go downstream ..enjoy the journey..yes yes ..got it ..thankyou
A Good deed is something that goes with Gods plan a bad deed goes against God. So how do we know? We don’t so we just need to leave it in his hands what we think is good could be bad against God. So if you give money to a homeless guy you did good but if he takes that money and spends it on drugs you unintentionally enabled him to help hurt himself so your deed could have turned into a bad deed. Get it?
Is 'Karma' real ? Scientific research ( of birth marks ) conducted by Dr Bruce Greyson, Division of Perceptual Studies, University of Virginia School of Medical Studies indicates that 'Karma' is real. Just as the Law of Gravitation operates independently in the material realm so does the Law of Karma operate in the spiritual realm. According to the 'Law of Karma' also known as the 'Law of Cause and Effect', our present experience is an outcome of our actions carried out in our near or distant past. In other words, actions good or bad that one has authored in one's previous life will bear fruit in one's present life ( you reap what you sow ). The law of karma is actually meant to spur spiritual growth by subtly reminding us that every person bears full responsibility for his or her actions and that sooner or later past actions will have to be accounted for . A person who properly understands the implications of the ‘Law of Karma’ will do more good than harm. The reason that the presenter of this video had to undergo the harrowing experience of being diagnosed with bone cancer is in all probability the result of negative or harmful karmic actions ( e.g., causing severe pain to others ) committed in previous lives. That she is now making attempts to understand the law of Karma suggests that, in due course of time, as she gains a clear understating of the law of karma, she will do more good than harm in this life time and benefit from such positive actions in her next life thus ensuring spiritual growth that will progressively lead her to fulfil the purpose of her life, that is , achieve self-realization.
John Browne No, that is a dharma statement. Dharma is your duty (Do unto others), required to maintain cosmic order. Karma is what you get from the action of doing your duty. Karma is the result of your action.
@@wanketta Western world have taken the karma word to seriously. Karma is simply the action, good, bad ugly whatever. An action may or may not have others included. However, we live is dualism and every action has a reaction,this is just the nature of universe we live in. But karma is simply an action.
@@wanketta Hi. We have different definitions but similar understanding. I'm Non-dualist. When we say Do unto others as you want to be done to, it's because they are you fundamentally. How you treat others IS how you treat yourself. There is only One God. It is you and everyone else, and you and everyone else are It. From God perspective All is It. God doesn't see a you and me. God only sees Itself as you and me. Humans see separation. God does not see separation. All is it. You are It. I am It. We are really one. So, how you treat others is literally how you're treating your self. That's the wisdom and grace and justice of Karma. Understand? 😊
@Toby Henderson And that belief is now your Karma. You chose it. Now you will experience your judgement of others. "Do unto others what you want done to you". This is the wisdom and grace and justice of Karma, and the Nameless One.😊
The buddhist explanation is not the right one. In buddhism intention to do an action must be present for the action to be completed. All functioning phenomena have causes.
Victoria K I believe you’re right, they’re very similar. Primary difference in my opinion would be karma eludes to a sort of cosmic justice system while cause and effect is just action and reaction with no real moral element.
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What a bittersweet, paradoxical ending to the explanation.
We rise above an old challenge and receive a greater one.. then what?
How is being closer to the light better for us if we will only suffer more and more?
I understand the concepts of faith and loyalty and this reminds me of Job and Abraham, but I can't help but feel sad at the same time thinking about this.
Hi, and thanks for the question.
Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman explains to you the purpose of suffering and more in the following short clip ruclips.net/video/RTYdHNv1UIU/видео.html
Hope this will provide you some clarification.
Best wishes
I really enjoy this interviewer and Michael Laitman’s answers. They are simple, concise and logical. We must realize we’re all connected and correct our egoistic desires.
Excellent. Thanks 😊
I definetly like how each part of information was given by Laitman
This is good stuff. A bit complex and counterintuitive but it reaches the ultimate good.
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It surprises me how close is this to Sikhism. Like it when the truth is realised and varified by various sources.
I wish kabalist were bit more open to idea that force/source that give wisdom to kabalists can do it to others as well. If rest of the world speak same ideas it don't have to be coming from Abraham going to east. There are many who realized same truth with grace as well.
HI. VJ. I think they do. Every major religion has this Golden Rule teaching. I'm just glad everyone teaches this. Doesn't really matter which religion it is. Religions are man made, not God made. God knows and judges all the same by actions, not words. 🙏🏽
@@johnbrowne8744
Agree, I just wish more religious people talk about golden rule or I like calling the perennial phylosophy. I think big issue is that everyone is trying to sell it with their own branding. I don't have any issue with branding but it pushes many people away. It is a universal ideology and that is how it should be presented.
Yeah dude, Buddha gave one meditation to his disciples and its called the loving-kindness meditation.
V J,
Kabbalists aren't open or closed towards other ways. We simply present for everybody what we have and say: Here is a system that works, you are welcome to join. If you know of or practice another system that also works, then that is great!
In other words, Kabbalists don't say there is no other way that works, we just say that we know Kabbalah is a perfect system and it works. That's all. If we come across differently, I'm sorry because we certainly don't mean to. When Rav Laitman talks about Abraham the way that he does, it is because this particular program is about the way of Kabbalah and how reality looks from someone who walks in Kabbalistic shoes, so to speak. It is for this same reason that you will never find Kabbalists writing on a Sikh RUclips channel that Sikh teachings are wrong and Kabbalah knows the only truth.
What is the name of the interviewer?! She does a great job! Her voice and the questions are very conducive to our understanding. Thank you!
disagree.
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Dr laitman i understand our Ego its not bad because its what we are and its the only thing our creator made. That mean its not bad. But that ego ( will to receive) its broken in pieces so do we need to reintegrate with the wholle umanity to receive the blessings from the higuer force?
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This interview does not make it clear that Karma can come from past lives. As a clinical child psychologist, I have always felt a compulsion to help other people. I consulted a psychic and without knowing anything about me, he said I have a compulsive need to help others because during Roman times I was a rich person who could have helped a great many and did nothing at all to help anyone. I said, "really, I was an SOB in Roman times?" He said, Yeah, you were a real SOB.
you got scammed.
True❤
At that exact moment
Both my pizza gets here
And some wierd taxi
The taxi guy is now stuck here
Only to say that it's two different energies...
It now realizes I have approached differently...
Now I'm helping shovel this kabbalist out!Formally this is the selfless stuff
Just not in magic context...
As soon as I wrote it he sprang free now hes rolling down the driveway
Law
Hes just like yea we needed to make sure of it.. both have cool icons.. very different though
Let us respect the miracle
We were meant to see in this tonight
Happy holidays (alert: claire and Coral have entered - its bnai)
Dr laitman if we the wholle umanity are an ego, we as an wholle Ego been the same parts of one body dont you think we should take care of us as a wholle? Then that way we will receive the blessings from the higuer force? Tell me if it correct how iam thinking. Thank you Sr
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This is why we have the most beautiful luxurious lifestyle..by God's will ..we love to be good to ourselves..and our good vibes bring the entire universe to a higher vibration..thankyou got it..very similar to true loa beliefs...what abraham hicks teaches..go downstream ..enjoy the journey..yes yes ..got it ..thankyou
A Good deed is something that goes with Gods plan a bad deed goes against God. So how do we know? We don’t so we just need to leave it in his hands what we think is good could be bad against God. So if you give money to a homeless guy you did good but if he takes that money and spends it on drugs you unintentionally enabled him to help hurt himself so your deed could have turned into a bad deed. Get it?
Is 'Karma' real ?
Scientific research ( of birth marks ) conducted by Dr Bruce Greyson, Division of Perceptual Studies, University of Virginia School of Medical Studies indicates that 'Karma' is real. Just as the Law of Gravitation operates independently in the material realm so does the Law of Karma operate in the spiritual realm. According to the 'Law of Karma' also known as the 'Law of Cause and Effect', our present experience is an outcome of our actions carried out in our near or distant past. In other words, actions good or bad that one has authored in one's previous life will bear fruit in one's present life ( you reap what you sow ). The law of karma is actually meant to spur spiritual growth by subtly reminding us that every person bears full responsibility for his or her actions and that sooner or later past actions will have to be accounted for . A person who properly understands the implications of the ‘Law of Karma’ will do more good than harm. The reason that the presenter of this video had to undergo the harrowing experience of being diagnosed with bone cancer is in all probability the result of negative or harmful karmic actions ( e.g., causing severe pain to others ) committed in previous lives. That she is now making attempts to understand the law of Karma suggests that, in due course of time, as she gains a clear understating of the law of karma, she will do more good than harm in this life time and benefit from such positive actions in her next life thus ensuring spiritual growth that will progressively lead her to fulfil the purpose of her life, that is , achieve self-realization.
Karma? Do unto others as you want others to do to you. Why? Because that is your "Karma".
John Browne No, that is a dharma statement. Dharma is your duty (Do unto others), required to maintain cosmic order. Karma is what you get from the action of doing your duty. Karma is the result of your action.
@@wanketta
Western world have taken the karma word to seriously. Karma is simply the action, good, bad ugly whatever. An action may or may not have others included. However, we live is dualism and every action has a reaction,this is just the nature of universe we live in.
But karma is simply an action.
@@wanketta Hi. We have different definitions but similar understanding. I'm Non-dualist. When we say Do unto others as you want to be done to, it's because they are you fundamentally. How you treat others IS how you treat yourself. There is only One God. It is you and everyone else, and you and everyone else are It.
From God perspective All is It. God doesn't see a you and me. God only sees Itself as you and me. Humans see separation. God does not see separation. All is it. You are It. I am It. We are really one. So, how you treat others is literally how you're treating your self. That's the wisdom and grace and justice of Karma. Understand? 😊
@Toby Henderson And that belief is now your Karma. You chose it. Now you will experience your judgement of others. "Do unto others what you want done to you". This is the wisdom and grace and justice of Karma, and the Nameless One.😊
Don't do unto others what you wouldn't like to be done to you.
The buddhist explanation is not the right one. In buddhism intention to do an action must be present for the action to be completed. All functioning phenomena have causes.
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The Boomerang effect.
There is no karma, only cause and effect.
Seems to be the same thing though.
Victoria K I believe you’re right, they’re very similar. Primary difference in my opinion would be karma eludes to a sort of cosmic justice system while cause and effect is just action and reaction with no real moral element.
A Hall trust me there is.. it happened to me.