0 responses to “There is a saying “harder then it is to take the Jew out of exile, is to take exile out of the Jew” – in other words, harder then it is take someone out of trauma, is to take trauma out of the subconscious – one may ask the question, why did God traumatize us? -isn’t this the oldest but perhaps most relevant question… – how does a good God do such atrocities?? (and you cannot say “oh’ it was man” for if you do believe in God it is “all or nothing.”) the answer is, ultimately God wants, as we know, not an outer but an Inner Garden-of-Eden – in other words, if man’s consciousnesses is messed up, either simply pursuing biological addictions (be it pleasure and/or power) then he just is a lower form of animal (as we do see in the travesties man commits/ed) Conversely to be good one must exist in a dual reality – you see, some people think, let me dissociate myself from both (power and pleasure) and we see how so many faiths (well-intentioned “mystics” etc.) simply ignore life – the balance of life is to become God’s humble agent (and to get this balance took, first the giving of the Torah and creating a kingdom of priests (and subsequent nations – in fact the majority of the world imitating – in a good way) but concurrently the trauma that makes you realize, that this is no opportunity rather privileged obligation)”