We have historical and modern precidents for the 'cognitive dissonance' when faced with Kabbalistic speculation. The wisdom of Kabbalah is not innate to it as a subject, and certainly not necessarily contained

Shraga Kreska 070717 I was recently told that my definition of Tzimtzum disagrees with almost every other Kabbalist, therefore I thought it pertinent to outline my definition in its entirety, to avoid

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This short comment concerns the seventh commandment “You shall not steal” (Exodus 20: 15). The accepted ‘universal’ sense of this is as translated into English - steal - as in theft, and chiefly in our

Hi, my name is Shraga I live on a small island in the Shetlands UK. I retired at age 50 from a career in Air Traffic Control at Heathrow and Gatwick. I have been trained in Lacanian Psychoanalysis and

The News bombards us daily with a constant stream of raw data. Repeat a story over and over in different guise and even the differences get missed. The wheel revolves ever forward ploughing a long furrow

Puzzling that human beings should innately have the capacity to 'believe' that something invisible exists. This same criterion could be used in support of insanity as well, so it is not an exclusive argument,

Embedded in articles such as this, and in more convincing ones to be sure, authors fail or succeed in spinning, wonderful and convincing hypotheses that attract a further ‘cluster bias’ beyond the author