We lack mutual responsibility by Zenita Komad

We lack mutual responsibility.

Loving one’s neighbor as yourself, mutual responsibility, brotherly love, and being as one man with one heart — the solution is hidden here. It’s not merely a way to avoid troubles; a surprising possibility is here — through love for another, the eternal world will be revealed to us.

To give you a taste of what people have asked in past Q&A Celebrations, which might even inspire more questions in you, here are 31 of them we picked out:

1. What happens when we die?

2. Is Kabbalah compatible with the Christian faith?

3. What is the meaning of the fruit of Knowledge that Adam and Eve ate in the Garden of Eden?

Go Here to Ask Your Question »

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Confidence by Hartwig HKD 

As you head into 2016, do you find yourself thinking about what you’re going to do/achieve/learn/change this year differently from the last?

Out of necessity, you think about how you can improve current relationships, find new ones, better arrange your finances, make more optimal use of your free time, and improve or develop certain skills for certain purposes.

But while you engage in all these things, do you also put time aside to work out where it’s all ultimately heading? Where it all came from? And what is it all for?

This year, we aim to make your clarifications about your life’s foundations and essence easy… and even fun.

At our upcoming Q&A Celebration, feel free to dig as deep as you want with your life’s questions heading into 2016, because Kabbalah was made to answer your very deepest questions:

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by lel4nd 

How do you know if you’re asking about the meaning of life?

Does it mean you’re physically opening your mouth and saying those words: “What is the meaning of life?“

Or does it mean that, even without verbalizing it, you feel an inexplainable empty feeling that haunts you?

It mightn’t even always be there, but it somehow presents itself from time to time: a lack of fulfillment of an unknown “something,” an incompleteness in knowing what’s really going on, a feeling that you might be putting pieces of the puzzle together, but there are a lot more pieces you haven’t yet found.

If there is a meaning and purpose to life, then wouldn’t it better to gain access to it, envision where it’s all headed, and know how to work towards it?

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Tonight’s the big night! The Kabbalah LIVE Q&A Celebration, “What Is the Meaning of Life, the Universe and Everything!?”

Tuesday, 1 December is here, and as the night sets in, at 9:00 PM EST (U.S.), the action starts!

Here’s your link to join:

kabbalah.info/what-is-the-meaning-of-life

As well as getting your question answered, you will also go into the prize draw to win some free book & CD packages we’ll be giving away on the night.

See you soon!

Thanks,
Mark
Your friend at the Bnei Baruch Kabbalah
Education & Research Institute