Kabbalah Wisdom

March 16, 2016

Never allow another’s perception of what is valuable, to become yours – for example, Persians believe Persian rugs are valuable; they literally like our art scene, can spend millions for a rug

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Never allow another’s perception of what is valuable, to become yours – for example, Persians believe Persian rugs are valuable; they literally like our art scene, can spend millions for a rug

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Everyone – including you – needs and deserves RESPECT
and the opposite – disrespect, is the essence of the dark…

We live in a time when machines are getting so smart that we can almost say human intelligence is not such a big deal…
But what is a big deal is the ability to care

If you seek peace and presence and purpose and peaceful functionality , talk , slow and gentle

G-d is never offline

Never allow another’s perception of what is valuable, to become yours – for example, Persians believe Persian rugs are valuable; they literally like our art scene, can spend millions for a rug

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Everyone – including you – needs and deserves RESPECT and the opposite – disrespect, is the essence of the dark…

We live in a time when machines are getting so smart that we can almost say human intelligence is not such a big deal…But what is a big deal is the ability to care

If you seek peace and presence and purpose and peaceful functionality , talk , slow and gentle

G-d is never offline

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Everyone – including you – needs and deserves RESPECT
and the opposite – disrespect, is the essence of the dark…

We live in a time when machines are getting so smart that we can almost say human intelligence is not such a big deal…
But what is a big deal is the ability to care