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Kabbalah for the Masses
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Rav Michael Laitman, PhD is interviewed by award-winning biographical author Bill Simon. This part delves into the reason for Kabbalah׳s upsurge since 1995.
Transcript
Bill Simon: You say that your teacher was the last of the great
Kabbalists. What makes you say that the line ended there? In what way
are you not the next of the great Kabbalists?
Rav Michael Laitman, PhD: It’s written in The Book of Zohar, also by the Gaon of Vilna, and by Baal HaSulam,
that in the year 1995 a new era in humanity begins. That the humanity
begins to develop a desire for the spiritual, past all of the mundane
desires, whether we want it or not, precisely at this time.
The second thing is that the method that he conveyed had such orthodox
wrappings, that it wasn’t suitable for people in this modern time, in
our times. The new method has to fit the masses and humanity as a
whole. His method was that of the previous Kabbalists and it was
intended for individuals, where a teacher passed it on to his students
just the way they had done through the generations. The new method has
to be open before the entire world, and all the world has to be able to
receive it, no matter who they may be.
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