http://www.kabbalah.info Why did Hurricane Sandy happen? Can we avoid such natural disasters? Or do they come without any reason and there's no way to resist or protect ourselves? -- Dr. Michael Laitman explains Hurricane Sandy through the lens of the wisdom of Kabbalah. http://bit.ly/WwNffE » Click The Link To Start A Free Kabbalah Course.
we think since we have the most "developed" minds, that means we can understand and comprehend the nature and how it operates. clearly, the law of nature is that it aspires to balance, the law of entropy, homeostasis - is it not possible that we can't yet perceive the direction and motivation of nature?
we're being told here that we can't criticize nature's attitude toward us because we are simply a part of it, not above it. we suffer the most out of anything on earth, now we need to ask why.
after reading the comments,i feel like saying that we are connected to nature and may not understand fully yet what that relationship is. just like the "animal kingdom" perhaps their aggression is an acting out of,a projection on them by human aggression. atleast it is sensible and good to imaginewithout taking others' ideas for what is True. that activity would be the inate God in you.
Not religion. I love listening to Mr. Laitman when I don't have to agree or disagree with what he is saying.
I believe Sandy happened because the great invisible fish in the sky said we are not focused on out egos ENOUGH.
No I'm not a jerk atheist, I'm agnostic. But not only do I not see the relationship of our supposed inflated egos (which by the way, youths today are more religious, family oriented and willing to donate than those of the past 5 generations), I can't see why that would justify natural disaster. BTW tell this to Japan's COLLECTIVIST society after their earthquake.
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we're being told here that we can't criticize nature's attitude toward us because we are simply a part of it, not above it. we suffer the most out of anything on earth, now we need to ask why.
Not religion. I love listening to Mr. Laitman when I don't have to agree or disagree with what he is saying.
No I'm not a jerk atheist, I'm agnostic. But not only do I not see the relationship of our supposed inflated egos (which by the way, youths today are more religious, family oriented and willing to donate than those of the past 5 generations), I can't see why that would justify natural disaster. BTW tell this to Japan's COLLECTIVIST society after their earthquake.
there are many affluent people, specifically in Manhattan Beach and Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn who suffered.