Perceiving Reality

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[ARIfilms]

@yestheskyISfalling Kabbalah is a practical science, it does not set-out to prove anything to anyone, it is a method that must be tested on oneself to see for yourself whether it is truth. Just like any science in this world, you should not believe it, until you see it for yourself to be true.

[Puck2442]

@jeffrey42088 First rule for receiving enlightenment from a Master.

If it requires the transfer of money, property, valuables, etc from the student to the teacher than it has nothing to do with enlightenment beyond lightening your wallet.

Try shamanism. Mushrooms, salvia, ayahuasca, never ask for a nickel.

This is just jewish mysticism trying to make a buck off the new age movement.

Christians! Do you think the disciples charged to pass on Jesus' teachings?

How much does kabbalah school cost?

[The1stWarning]

AMAZING! Good job

[soxfan849]

Where can I find the music used in this video?

[saxfish]

Well...the information that I get from them really rings and resounds with me...and it has been totally FREE ! It`s PHYSICS !

[mybikewantstocrashme]

God did it

[MissAbiDoodles]

why did you not answer the questions you were asking!

thx for wasting my time!

[frankroto]

@asavos: You ask how to convince me of something I am not willing to research for myself? By explaining to me why it is true! If you were interested to know how the first scientists determinied the distance from the Earth to the Sun, but were unwilling to research this, I could (and would) tell you. Or are you implying that the only way to realize the truth of the "facts" presented in this video is through personal experience--that this cannot, in fact, be explained? If so, I'll pass, thanks.

[asavos]

@frankroto how can I convince you of something that you are not willing to research for yourself? using your own example of how scientists present their discoveries, this video simply presents kabbalistic discoveries, if you want the evidence of how to prove those facts to yourself go and do the experiment.

[frankroto]

@asavos: This video claims (4:07) that the force behind the workings of the universe is altruistic and benevolent that bestows life. That is a bold claim that deserves evidence. After 5:49, the video makes claim after claim about the "true" nature of the universe that lies beyond our senses. Again, not a hint of evidence, just statements of "fact". That's what I'm objecting to, nothing else. You claim "Kabbalists discovered the laws of the universe". I say "convince me that that's true".

[asavos]

@frankroto maybe you didn't read my reply carefully enough, but if you take the correct authentic kabbalistic texts you will read precisely how to conduct these experiments in order to draw the same conclusions that this video speaks of. No real kabbalist will ever tell you "just trust me", but will always tell you to test everything, then make your conclusions, same as a scientist.

[frankroto]

@asavos : The difference is this: A scientist reports not only a discovery ("this is the way it is"), but describes the experiment that led to that conclusion. Anyone who cares to is able to repeat the experiment and verify the result. And indeed, scientist repeat experiments often. Scientific claims that can't be verified are rejected. By comparison, Kabbalists say "this is the way it is" but offer no evidence, merely a "just trust me" or a "sounds plausible, doesn't it?". This is not wisdom.