A Kabbalistic Moment - Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

Комментарии • 24

  • @AddictionToAwareness
    @AddictionToAwareness Год назад

    I love the way he teaches

  • @salzburgsnow8056
    @salzburgsnow8056 5 лет назад +2

    I learned more in this talk than in all of the learning in my bachelor's degree, master's degree, and 4 teaching concentration endorsements. I NEED a rebbe like Yom Tov Glazer. I'm not kidding. I need to get on this path. Help! I need some help. I'll put this out there and hope for a response.

    • @salzburgsnow8056
      @salzburgsnow8056 5 лет назад

      And I don't mean that univeraity learning and Kabbalistic learning are in any way related, just that I have spent the best part of 15 years in college learning nothing of actual substance.
      The dark side has been trying to swallow my light and NO ONE has ever explained HOW to close the valve or WHY it was happening. I didn't embrace my Judaism until after age 40.
      I really want to see if someone can help me some, please. I want to learn. I want to change what I am doing.

    • @bestaudio7315
      @bestaudio7315 5 лет назад

      Kabbalahinfo dot com. There's a free course. It moves slow but it gets there. I hope that helps.

  • @baruchpoliatzky7766
    @baruchpoliatzky7766 6 лет назад

    Thank you awesome shiur!!

  • @naftalikleinman
    @naftalikleinman 6 лет назад +1

    There is a word מותרי without a dot, meaning extras. I think it stems from the same root, meaning extras which aren't bound.

  • @gemsmusicallounge
    @gemsmusicallounge 2 года назад

    u need to improve the sound its terribel for such great stuff

  • @davidlagos8038
    @davidlagos8038 5 лет назад +1

    Okay really good entertainment oh, more than that lots of the things he says awaken something in my spirit, but where are you getting this stuff from I can't find it in the Torah, not being malicious not trying to prove a point, trying to find out where does this come from is it in the Torah and I'm not seeing it or is this rabbinic breakdown and teaching and tradition, either way I'm watching I'm enjoying but I want to know where are you getting this stuff from what you're saying about the grave with the boxing gloves I know it's metaphor I know you're showing something, I wish I knew your phone number or how to contact you, I would only take 3 minutes of your time and you could tell me oh it's right here, shalom

    • @user-zq4oe6ro2w
      @user-zq4oe6ro2w 3 года назад

      Liber Officiorum Spirituum, Pseudomonarchia Daemonum and the Ars Goetia (including Lemegeton Clavicula) can turn any apprentice scholar of the into a journeyman: liber anima vestra!
      when you have at least dabbled in theurgia, and the protection of the 72 names of god, and the angelic names and rites of the Shem HaMephorash, youll be ready to dial in to the qliphothic undertones of the material world, and see past the corporeal limitations of your mind and body.
      the torah is just an organizational platform for the largely unwritten, amorphous, and fragile framework of abrahamic oral tradition. it is in this latter part, compartmentalized, encrypted and obfuscated media that you find the keys to unlocking the core of any palpable divine information. they split it up thousands of years ago, both to preserve their own safety as well as the well being of anyone who happened to stumble upon, and attempt to find language for the host image of infinite wisdom. it all goes back to the east of the garden, where still the cherubim guards the entrance to the point of origin.
      without the knowledge man seeks, he has no life outside of eden. with the life he needs, he has not the wisdom of the garden.
      self reference, mathematical incompleteness, and fibonacci time scales are everywhere in this info system. it can drive you insane just attempting to come to terms with it. excercise caution when approaching the rational mysticism of the ancients. Pseudepigraphy or not, the system was designed in a way that makes it very difficult to understand and pinpoint in time to protect the world from the realization of unholy power.

  • @cyndiemetellus8291
    @cyndiemetellus8291 6 лет назад

    Interesting!

  • @user-zq4oe6ro2w
    @user-zq4oe6ro2w 3 года назад

    photons are the massless quantum force carrier of electromagnetism. planck explained the thermal equillibrium (no thermal net flow of energy) as an integer based on discrete, equal sized individual parts. einstein explained it as units of energy, and lewis called the energy units photons. baryons (the normal fermions that we interact with) or baryogenesis happened in the early universe. "light energy" doesnt become matter so much as it stimulates the system it interacts with. if that system is capable of conserving enthalpy through absorption, capture, and release of thermal net flow (disequillibrium), such as a plant with photosynthesis, it can stimulate the system to make it assimilate matter around it. the only way to get light to spontaneously turn into matter is, theoretically mind you, smash two photons together to create an electron and a positron. a little bit of a far cry from how its presented here.

    • @user-zq4oe6ro2w
      @user-zq4oe6ro2w 3 года назад

      yes, im paraphrasing wikipedia 🤦

    • @user-zq4oe6ro2w
      @user-zq4oe6ro2w 3 года назад

      past, present and future are assuming a b time is true. time is really an element of space, and energy and matter are properties of the resolution in that expanding system. its like dust in a bag when you inflate it. a b time really describes nothing, and radiometric decay telemetry is the true measure. this is why time is relative to the vector of the subject. moments dont really exist, so much as the ∆ quantity magnitude and direction of the system change with the resolution of thermodynamic qualities within it and whatever it interacts with describe the discretion of the comprising units.

    • @user-zq4oe6ro2w
      @user-zq4oe6ro2w 3 года назад

      in other words- its aleays now, its never not been now, and it will always be now.

  • @GuardianesdelaTierra13
    @GuardianesdelaTierra13 5 лет назад

    🌹

  • @micheleann3239
    @micheleann3239 5 лет назад +2

    In Bereshith we see that the world started in darkness and then light was born. And the earth became formless and empty and darkness was on the face of the deep. And Elohim said, Let light come to be, and light came to be. But if you notice, the sun and the moon werent created until verse 16. And Elohim made two great lights. The greater light to rule the day, the lesser light to rule the night. My question to you is who or what was the "light" in Bereshith 3. We see in the Brit hadashah in the book of John chapter 1 it says In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with Elohim and the word was Elohim. All came to be through him and without him not even one came to be that came to be. In him was Hai, and the Hai was the LIGHT of men. And the LIGHT shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.

    • @user-zq4oe6ro2w
      @user-zq4oe6ro2w 3 года назад

      did you know the early universe was so hot it was cold, and light didnt exist yet? baryons didnt exist yet either. the universe doesnt really have a beginning, though. it just reaches some asymptote where even the quantum understanding of time fails to describe anything. just because science doesnt explain it doesnt make it magic. it does make it mystical, though; at least for me. its important to have a *rational* mysicism about it, though. rabbi glaser calls it mutar, i call it baryogenisis through fermionic asymmetry 🤷.

  • @operaknitter
    @operaknitter 6 лет назад +1

    So sad and ironic that Robin Williams played the role of the husband in that film.

    • @davidlagos8038
      @davidlagos8038 5 лет назад

      What are you saying this guy is not Robin Williams you remind me of him when I first saw him and now you make a comment like that, explain your comment please

  • @hocuspocus123
    @hocuspocus123 3 года назад

    So God created that quarter back so the rabbi can have his lungs. A question please, WHY? Isn't the all mighty Yahew capable of healing the rabbi or not make him sick to start with.
    Did God created this poor boy to take his own life???
    I seriously can't even wrap my head around this God!

  • @ronalddonner3396
    @ronalddonner3396 8 лет назад

    check

  • @lauralaura2293
    @lauralaura2293 6 лет назад +1

    amazing!