Climate change and nuclear proliferation have moved the world
closer to apocalypse, Professor Stephen Hawking and his colleagues
have warned.
At the same time, the hand of a Doomsday Clock has moved two minutes closer to midnight.
The clock, devised at the dawn of the nuclear age, has made official what many now feel in their bones — that mankind is heading for catastrophe. (The Age)
Kabbalist Rav Laitman, a scientist by profession, explains
that the crisis is mainly in man’s perception of reality, meaning that it is
not necessarily a crisis of nuclear proliferation, nature and ecology, etc., but rather a crisis of
man. Our problem is acknowledging that man is the reason for the crisis because
we are opposite to nature. He also goes on to explain the unique nature of the
crisis being that it’s global, with the world becoming smaller with each
passing day, and our subconscious thoughts influencing our collective destiny.
The result is a multi-faceted crisis that is preventing us from planning for
the near future or even enjoying the satisfaction of planning a good future for
the next generation.
“…the crisis is in
man’s relation to his existence on Earth … man himself who has reached
emptiness, despair, the feeling that there is nothing to live for … we cannot
fill ourselves; there is nothing to fill ourselves with.” Yet along with this
bleak picture, a person’s point in the heart is revealed, that adds another
dimension filled with illumination and fulfillment. Why does it happen this
way? Because “The Light emerges from within the darkness.”
Rav Laitman reminds us to follow the advice of the great Kabbalists, who
recommended circulating the wisdom of Kabbalah all over the world, in the hope
that the world would recognize its important role in enabling humanity to
develop without suffering.










Huh???
Posted by: KJV | January 21, 2007 at 12:12 AM