I am amazed how much Judaism has been misrepresented ...I am dumbfounded of the fact that much of what I was taught about Judaism from a Christian fundamentalist perception isn't what Judaism believes in at all
Your excellent question is addressed in the Kabbalah. All who are "worthy" will rise, including all reincarnations of a particular soul. A soul can split up into various bodies in the same way you can light many candles from the original flame without taking anything away from the first candle. So when the various bodies rise they will all contain a part of the same soul, as be like brothers. However, they will receive an individual new "living spirit" which is what keeps the human being alive.
Judaism Belief in reincarnation is surprisingly prevalent in Judaism, particularly in Kabbalah. Most commonly, Chasidic texts tend to accept the doctrine of reincarnation. Reincarnation is frequently cited to justify scriptural claims that all Jewish souls were present at Sinai or to claim that converts to Judaism are reincarnated former Jews, that great teachers are reincarnated because they are not done teaching, or that non-Jewish souls can be reincarnated so that they have an opportunity to become Jewish Reincarnation (literally, "becoming flesh again") is the belief that the soul or spirit of a person, which exits separately from their body, does not die when the body dies, but is/can be born again into another body. It is common to many religions and New Age beliefs. Walt Whitman, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and other transcendentalists generally accepted the idea of reincarnation and past lives.
Rabbi kin you are amazing I wish you lived in the five towns cuz I really love your speeches I watch all your astrology ones and posession etc I really really appreciate your speeches!!! Thanks!!!
TODA RABA K'VOD haRAV FOR THIS MEANINGFUL, AND BEAUTIFUL LECTURE! IT'S QUITE AMAZING TO REMEMBER OUR PREVIOUS LIVES,THOUGH, IT'S RARE AS YOU SAID,BUT AS WE SAW IN THIS VIDEO,IT'S POSSIBLE!!!MAY HASHEM BLESS YOU AND ALL YOUR LOVED ONES, AND GIVE YOU THE CHAZAK TO TEACH US MORE,AND MORE FROM OUR BLESSED TORAH, AND MANY MORE FROM THE DEPTH OF OUR PAST,AMEN ve AMEN!!!
I , in this lifetime had awesome parents! My Mom And Dad were a perfect fit , not just for me , but also for Themselves, even though They eventually divorced.
The female soul does not reincarnate as much as the male. The reasons for Reincarnation are for very specific reasons and apply mostly to males. But, there are some unique situations when a female soul returns, one being when she needs to return with her husband of the past life.
You are mistaken about Islam's teachings on Reincarnation. Do an in-depth study, not just by Google, and you will see that many in the Muslim world believe in it.
I listen only for comic relief and to challenge you on your inane nonsense. "The female soul does not reincarnate as much as the male." Please give us your source for this statement. Also, you should know that the chazal are divided on the issue of whether or not reincarnation exists at all. But there you are, making declaratory sentences like the deluded fool that you are.
We will not provide sources to a "Rasha" (Wicked Man). No benefit from doing that. Let him continue to have his comic relief. Chazal was never divided about Reincarnation. There were several authorities who did not have such a tradition and refused to embrace it without any clear proof. It is not stated in the Talmud or in any of the traditional sources. This knowledge belongs in Kabbalah - which up until the 16th century was kept private, until the Zohar was published and, somehow, many Rabbis felt it was time to share this knowledge with the masses. You would be better off asking politely for more elaboration on the subject instead of basing your information on some articles you read on the internet.
I could realise that Rabi is for the matter of reincarnation as well. The question is "as we are all going to be raised at the last day and all of us are going to be judged. For some, the eternity is going to be in The Heaven and for others in hell. If someone reincarnates 5 times, who will be raised at the last day?" I'm looking forward to hearing from you. Be well.
I know first hand, REINCARNATION , is a reality. I remember before this lifetime. I was mandated to return to, or descend to this particular earth in 1958. I remember going through the birth canal, my circumcision and the day that they for the first time brought me home from the hospital. It was pouring rain that day.
Indeed, God is the cleaver of grain and date seeds. He brings the living out of the dead and brings the dead out of the living. That is God ; so how are you deluded ? Quran: Surat Al-'An`ām (The Cattle)
When I consider the theory of reincarnation for the purpose of balancing or repairing past actions, I think, "OK so this happened to me because of what I did in my last life. But then, what I did in my last life, that was a reaction to the life before that. And the same for the one before that, and so on. Until I reach a blank. And all I can think is, "Why did the whole show begin in the first place? And why did anybody do anything that needed atoning. Who invented the first "bad" person"? It's confusing in the big picture.
1DaTJo Every human being is created for a purpose. Everyone has a unique mission and is special. The first time the soul comes down is the first opportunity it has to fulfill that mission. If the mission is accomplished there is no need for it to atone or rectify anything. The soul can then stay in the Afterlife for eternity enjoying the fruits of its labor. Many, however, come back several times for some reason. But coming back is not so bad if it ultimately it enables you to correct what was wronged in the previous life.
"There is none else besides Him" means there is no other force operating in the world. Adam did not, and indeed CANNOT go against Him. Everything they did was part of his will. If you deny this, then you are making other gods. Adam is only the vessel to carry out God's will.
Including this verse "They [the unbelievers] will say: "Our Lord! Twice you have caused us death and twice you have given us life. We now confess our sins. Is there any way out [now] '?" Quran 40:11 (The Forgiver)
Would it be possible to explain the teaching that there are mostly men (males) not women coming back in reincarnation while women get their "cleansing" in Gehennom? Any particular reasons for that?
The Kabbalah explains that men, because they learn Torah, the Torah protects them and acts in their defense in the Heavenly court. So assuming a certain man was very diligent in his Torah learning, a sin that he possibly would need to rectify through a brief stay in Gehenom - would instead be rectified in a Reincarnation where his actions can do a lot more good for the world and for his soul. The Reincarnation could possibly be a brief one as well. Women, on the other hand, do not have an obligation to learn Torah [even though they may do so], so their merit of the Torah is not always sufficient "in itself" to avoid any necessary cleansing in the spiritual world. Moreover, they are not obligated as much as men are in certain commandments, so their return in a Reincarnation does not elevate their soul as much, and would, therefore, not be as productive - spiritually speaking. However, they do reincarnate for a variety of reasons, albeit not as much as men do.
All we know is that the mechanism for Reincarnation is similar for Jews and Non-Jews, that is, to bring about a rectification. However, what needs to be rectified may be different between Jews and Non-Jews. There is no reason to believe that Non-Jewish women are any different in this regard.
But in case of the Non-Jews they're obligated by the seven Laws of Noah - both men and women, aren't they? So there is no difference between those who learn Torah and those who do not and no difference in the number of commandments both genders are obligated by...I'm aware that early Christianity and mystical Islam believed in reincarnation, just like the Eastern religions do. Plus both the house of Ishmael and Edom adopted vast majority of their belief systems from Judaism despite changing the language and vocabulary of describing certain ideas. So how do you back up "There is no reason to believe that Non-Jewish women are any different in this regard." Maybe I'm asking for too much clarity but clarity is what we are aiming for, aren't we?
Perhaps you didn't understand completely my reply. Every soul comprises of a male and female part. In this regard, it makes no difference (as far as we know) what the faith or race is of the woman. The differences arise in the responsibilities men and women have, and the 7 Noachide Laws versus the 613. Reincarnation is a mechanism to rectify or to restore the soul to the level it should have reached, as well as to right certain wrongs committed to others. Although Non-Jewish women are bound by the 7 Noachide laws like their husbands, still, their "roles" are different. It is due to the differences in their role and (most likely) soul makeup that Reincarnation is not as common by them.
Rabbi Sa'adia Gaon was against the type of Reincarnation espoused by the Hindus and the like, not the Kabbalistic explanation that is tied to the principle of Reward and Punishment. More importantly, many sages at the time of Rabbi Sa'adia Gaon were unfamiliar with this subject until the Zohar was published. This lecture, from what I recall, relates an incident in which a famous Rabbi who at first did not believe in Reincarnation, changed his mind after he witnessed something that was overwhelmingly convincing.
I am the not knowing and the God is All Knowing. I respect all faiths. Any thoughts on these verses ? "And you were dead, and He brought you back to life. And He shall cause you to die, and shall bring you back to life, and in the end shall gather you unto Himself." Quran 2:28 "The Story of the Cow" : Moses and Children's of Israel [Jews].
Genesis 38:8 8Then Judah said to Onan, “Sleep with your brother’s wife and fulfill your duty to her as a brother-in-law to raise up offspring for your brother.” Deuteronomy 25:5-6 If brothers dwell together, and one of them die, and have no son, the wife of the dead shall not be married outside to a stranger: her husband's brother shall go in to her, and take her to him as wife, and perform the duty of a husband's brother to her. 6It shall be, that the firstborn whom she bears shall succeed in the name of his brother who is dead, that his name not be blotted out of Israel. RUTH 4:10 Moreover Ruth the Moabitess, the wife of Mahlon, I have purchased to be my wife, to raise up the name of the dead on his inheritance, that the name of the dead not be cut off from among his brothers, and from the gate of his place. You are witnesses this day."
judaism really believes in reincarnation? I guess that it believes in the eastern ways of meditation, chakras , mantra and etc .. ? What about ( willingful) astral projection? Out of body experiences?1st, 2nd,3rd,4th,5th,... heavens ? I guess then judaism is the same as Gnosticism...
Its almost impossible that Judaism was the source of Hindu dharma. Someone said no one knows who started Hindu religion - it is so old. While all the other religions can be traced to an Abraham, a Buddha or a Muhammad
Judaism is the oldest religion started 3300 years ago. Hinduism or its source came from Abraham sending the children of his second wife Keturah off to the east with "gifts", which the rabbis derived from our torah, says was India and your eastern beliefs of Hindu Dharma. Again the first Jew is Abraham, the first to believe in monotheism and then Isaac his son and then Jacob and the twelve tribes and so on until they left Egypt and G-d gave the Jews the torah. Formal religion) source=Jewish
JSweetPeachesJ I don't want to get into this. All religions lead to God. Even the Buddha who came thousands of years after was born 2500 years ago. The Vedic Hindu dharma is too old. The source of Hinduism are the Himalayas and the rivers. It could have been the other way round that sages from the Himalayas went to Israel. Having said so it does not make both religions inferior or superior to each other.
what the rabbi is saying is on the right lines ..but until you actually realise you are an energy ..am essence of the divine that is known as a soul ..and you are having a human experience to evolve at a soul level ..to balance karma ..karma is unavoidable ...but ultimately ..the point of all reincarnation is to balance the energy god has given you in the whole of your souls existence ..in affect the seven virtues and the seven sins..every soul will experience these domain energies and when after many life times your soul is at the stage to be self enlightened ...you will awaken to your divine connection ...a glorious experience ..but full of pain as you cleanse the mis use of gods pure love and energy...balance it all out and walk the walk..you will become christ like ...thats the whole point of the game..walk close with the almighty and yes he will show many things that your soul has been up to .... good luck to all on your journey of self discovery.....yes god does actually exist...
people who don't have children has to reincarnated???? don't think BUDDHA HAVE KIDS or many other sages.... they have HUNDREDS of KIDS in their past lives, done that been that , why do they have to come back??? having kids are the lower needs in maslow pyramid , of course, there are people who dont have kids has to come back too
If you listen to the whole lecture, I believe the Rabbi explains that some people could have already had children in a previous reincarnation - so that they don't need to return just for that reason.
You misunderstood. The process of rectification for sins is a bit different for men and women. Reincarnation as a means of rectification applies more to men than to women.
this Guy defining the JEWS role as the fixer is ridiculous,, evidence of it failure after 6oo0 years according to him but obviously insane logic to begin with.
Julia Riber Pitt yes. you are right. Orthodox and Rome have changed the true Christianity .of the first believers. same as rabbinic Judaism and Hasidic Judaism are not the true religion as the original mosaic Judaism.
Kathy Reynolds Protestantism is the least like the original Christianity. Luther was a notorious antisemite who tried to rid Christianity of all its Judaic theurgy. Also, the rise of Protestantism had far less to do with theology and far more to do with the growing German bourgeoise, who needed to limit the power of Rome in order to carry out business.
Julia Riber Pitt you are also right about Luther. but he did do one thing right. he put the word of God in the peoples hands that rome held over it's people. his anti-Semitism was absolutely horrible, I agree 100% with you. Christianity was originally all jews which was delivered to the gentiles and spread into Europe. as far as Protestantism it also had it's ugly events too. I have no idea what happened then, but it was wrong! and feel it divided jewish people and Christianly. maybe the devils doing? I don't know. all I know is that Yeshua/Jesus is the messiah and I follow him and stick to the basics of the first Christians. no statues no ritual prayers to saints. just a lover of the Mighty one of Israel. rome can keep it's business and the apostate protestants can too.
Kathy Reynolds I'd suggest looking into the Gnostic Gospels if you want a taste of the original Christianity. And Luther had no desire to put Christianity "back in the hands of the people". Control of Christianity only went from one set of hierarchical hands to another. The original Christians were also communistic in how they lived.
Yes, it's sad how jews changed the true religion of prophet Moses and added all these wrong beliefs from zohar and kabbala. May Allah guide them back to the true path.
I am amazed how much Judaism has been misrepresented ...I am dumbfounded of the fact that much of what I was taught about Judaism from a Christian fundamentalist perception isn't what Judaism believes in at all
Same.
I agree too.
Very correct
"Baruch Hashem," Rabbi Kin makes the topic comprehensible and breaks it down so many can be enlighten !
Your excellent question is addressed in the Kabbalah. All who are "worthy" will rise, including all reincarnations of a particular soul. A soul can split up into various bodies in the same way you can light many candles from the original flame without taking anything away from the first candle. So when the various bodies rise they will all contain a part of the same soul, as be like brothers. However, they will receive an individual new "living spirit" which is what keeps the human being alive.
That is an amazing concept those divided souls would literally be soul mates
I feel very grateful for this video and Rabbi Kin. Thank You 💙
Judaism
Belief in reincarnation is surprisingly prevalent in Judaism, particularly in Kabbalah. Most commonly, Chasidic texts tend to accept the doctrine of reincarnation. Reincarnation is frequently cited to justify scriptural claims that all Jewish souls were present at Sinai or to claim that converts to Judaism are reincarnated former Jews, that great teachers are reincarnated because they are not done teaching, or that non-Jewish souls can be reincarnated so that they have an opportunity to become Jewish
Reincarnation (literally, "becoming flesh again") is the belief that the soul or spirit of a person, which exits separately from their body, does not die when the body dies, but is/can be born again into another body. It is common to many religions and New Age beliefs.
Walt Whitman, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and other transcendentalists generally accepted the idea of reincarnation and past lives.
Very organized, clear, and original. I learned. Thank you.
Rabbi kin you are amazing I wish you lived in the five towns cuz I really love your speeches I watch all your astrology ones and posession etc I really really appreciate your speeches!!! Thanks!!!
God bless you rabbi .
Rodney, my father, said to me one time, that He hated shaving. His beard was almost identical to this Rabbi's!
It kind of makes one more aware of their deeds and thoughts in this life because it affects ones next life. We reap what we sow.
TODA RABA K'VOD haRAV FOR THIS MEANINGFUL, AND BEAUTIFUL LECTURE! IT'S QUITE AMAZING TO REMEMBER OUR PREVIOUS LIVES,THOUGH, IT'S RARE AS YOU SAID,BUT AS WE SAW IN THIS VIDEO,IT'S POSSIBLE!!!MAY HASHEM BLESS YOU AND ALL YOUR LOVED ONES, AND GIVE YOU THE CHAZAK TO TEACH US MORE,AND MORE FROM OUR BLESSED TORAH, AND MANY MORE FROM THE DEPTH OF OUR PAST,AMEN ve AMEN!!!
May ELohim bless Rabbi Kin
Non Jews who were righteous will also rise during the Resurrection.
always terrific, thank you
This topic gives hope
I also believe in what your saying, Thank you.
I , in this lifetime had awesome parents! My Mom And Dad were a perfect fit , not just for me , but also for Themselves, even though They eventually divorced.
Watched this at night. Slept with teddy bear 🧸 lol 😂 Great Shiur!!!
The female soul does not reincarnate as much as the male. The reasons for Reincarnation are for very specific reasons and apply mostly to males. But, there are some unique situations when a female soul returns, one being when she needs to return with her husband of the past life.
LOL - another inane post from the all-knowing 7200beverly.
You are mistaken about Islam's teachings on Reincarnation. Do an in-depth study, not just by Google, and you will see that many in the Muslim world believe in it.
At the very least you are listening to some lectures. Good for you. Study some more and you will begin to cry at your folly.
I listen only for comic relief and to challenge you on your inane nonsense. "The female soul does not reincarnate as much as the male." Please give us your source for this statement. Also, you should know that the chazal are divided on the issue of whether or not reincarnation exists at all. But there you are, making declaratory sentences like the deluded fool that you are.
We will not provide sources to a "Rasha" (Wicked Man). No benefit from doing that. Let him continue to have his comic relief. Chazal was never divided about Reincarnation. There were several authorities who did not have such a tradition and refused to embrace it without any clear proof. It is not stated in the Talmud or in any of the traditional sources. This knowledge belongs in Kabbalah - which up until the 16th century was kept private, until the Zohar was published and, somehow, many Rabbis felt it was time to share this knowledge with the masses. You would be better off asking politely for more elaboration on the subject instead of basing your information on some articles you read on the internet.
I could realise that Rabi is for the matter of reincarnation as well. The question is "as we are all going to be raised at the last day and all of us are going to be judged. For some, the eternity is going to be in The Heaven and for others in hell. If someone reincarnates 5 times, who will be raised at the last day?" I'm looking forward to hearing from you. Be well.
I know first hand, REINCARNATION , is a reality. I remember before this lifetime. I was mandated to return to, or descend to this particular earth in 1958. I remember going through the birth canal, my circumcision and the day that they for the first time brought me home from the hospital. It was pouring rain that day.
Reincarnation is fact and resurrection is fiction.
Indeed, God is the cleaver of grain and date seeds. He brings the living out of the dead and brings the dead out of the living. That is God ; so how are you deluded ? Quran: Surat Al-'An`ām (The Cattle)
Todah, great lesson.
Wasn’t the world already created “imperfect” though? It was made incomplete so we could fix it. The sin simply made this task harder, right?
When I consider the theory of reincarnation for the purpose of balancing or repairing past actions, I think, "OK so this happened to me because of what I did in my last life. But then, what I did in my last life, that was a reaction to the life before that. And the same for the one before that, and so on. Until I reach a blank. And all I can think is, "Why did the whole show begin in the first place? And why did anybody do anything that needed atoning. Who invented the first "bad" person"? It's confusing in the big picture.
1DaTJo Every human being is created for a purpose. Everyone has a unique mission and is special. The first time the soul comes down is the first opportunity it has to fulfill that mission. If the mission is accomplished there is no need for it to atone or rectify anything. The soul can then stay in the Afterlife for eternity enjoying the fruits of its labor. Many, however, come back several times for some reason. But coming back is not so bad if it ultimately it enables you to correct what was wronged in the previous life.
Reincarnation is accepted in Hindu tradition for thousands of years.Even a child would easily understand the philosophy behind it.
"There is none else besides Him" means there is no other force operating in the world. Adam did not, and indeed CANNOT go against Him. Everything they did was part of his will. If you deny this, then you are making other gods. Adam is only the vessel to carry out God's will.
Including this verse "They [the unbelievers] will say: "Our Lord! Twice you have caused us death and twice you have given us life. We now confess our sins. Is there any way out [now] '?" Quran 40:11 (The Forgiver)
thanked you so much
Would it be possible to explain the teaching that there are mostly men
(males) not women coming back in reincarnation while women get their
"cleansing" in Gehennom? Any particular reasons for that?
The Kabbalah explains that men, because they learn Torah, the Torah protects them and acts in their defense in the Heavenly court. So assuming a certain man was very diligent in his Torah learning, a sin that he possibly would need to rectify through a brief stay in Gehenom - would instead be rectified in a Reincarnation where his actions can do a lot more good for the world and for his soul. The Reincarnation could possibly be a brief one as well.
Women, on the other hand, do not have an obligation to learn Torah [even though they may do so], so their merit of the Torah is not always sufficient "in itself" to avoid any necessary cleansing in the spiritual world. Moreover, they are not obligated as much as men are in certain commandments, so their return in a Reincarnation does not elevate their soul as much, and would, therefore, not be as productive - spiritually speaking. However, they do reincarnate for a variety of reasons, albeit not as much as men do.
How about non-Jews? Do also men come back more often then women in their case? What principles apply to them?
All we know is that the mechanism for Reincarnation is similar for Jews and Non-Jews, that is, to bring about a rectification. However, what needs to be rectified may be different between Jews and Non-Jews. There is no reason to believe that Non-Jewish women are any different in this regard.
But in case of the Non-Jews they're obligated by the seven Laws of Noah - both men and women, aren't they? So there is no difference between those who learn Torah and those who do not and no difference in the number of commandments both genders are obligated by...I'm aware that early Christianity and mystical Islam believed in reincarnation, just like the Eastern religions do. Plus both the house of Ishmael and Edom adopted vast majority of their belief systems from Judaism despite changing the language and vocabulary of describing certain ideas. So how do you back up "There is no reason to believe that Non-Jewish women are any different in this regard." Maybe I'm asking for too much clarity but clarity is what we are aiming for, aren't we?
Perhaps you didn't understand completely my reply. Every soul comprises of a male and female part. In this regard, it makes no difference (as far as we know) what the faith or race is of the woman. The differences arise in the responsibilities men and women have, and the 7 Noachide Laws versus the 613. Reincarnation is a mechanism to rectify or to restore the soul to the level it should have reached, as well as to right certain wrongs committed to others. Although Non-Jewish women are bound by the 7 Noachide laws like their husbands, still, their "roles" are different. It is due to the differences in their role and (most likely) soul makeup that Reincarnation is not as common by them.
What about what Rav Sa'adya Gaon said against gilgulim?
Rabbi Sa'adia Gaon was against the type of Reincarnation espoused by the Hindus and the like, not the Kabbalistic explanation that is tied to the principle of Reward and Punishment. More importantly, many sages at the time of Rabbi Sa'adia Gaon were unfamiliar with this subject until the Zohar was published. This lecture, from what I recall, relates an incident in which a famous Rabbi who at first did not believe in Reincarnation, changed his mind after he witnessed something that was overwhelmingly convincing.
I am the not knowing and the God is All Knowing. I respect all faiths. Any thoughts on these verses ? "And you were dead, and He brought you back to life. And He shall cause you to die, and shall bring you back to life, and in the end shall gather you unto Himself." Quran 2:28 "The Story of the Cow" : Moses and Children's of Israel [Jews].
what about goijm?
Being on earth doesn't seem warranted (to me) unless for reincarnation and resurrection of the dead.
I hope the cameraman is okay. It seems like he might have been is some sort of distress.
Olamabah sounds very close to "Islamabad." Strange...
Genesis 38:8
8Then Judah said to Onan, “Sleep with your brother’s wife and fulfill your duty to her as a brother-in-law to raise up offspring for your brother.”
Deuteronomy 25:5-6
If brothers dwell together, and one of them die, and have no son, the wife of the dead shall not be married outside to a stranger: her husband's brother shall go in to her, and take her to him as wife, and perform the duty of a husband's brother to her. 6It shall be, that the firstborn whom she bears shall succeed in the name of his brother who is dead, that his name not be blotted out of Israel.
RUTH 4:10
Moreover Ruth the Moabitess, the wife of Mahlon, I have purchased to be my wife, to raise up the name of the dead on his inheritance, that the name of the dead not be cut off from among his brothers, and from the gate of his place. You are witnesses this day."
Contact your nearest Hare Krishna centre and they will be able give complete guide and understanding of reincarnation.
judaism really believes in reincarnation? I guess that it believes in the eastern ways of meditation, chakras , mantra and etc .. ?
What about ( willingful) astral projection? Out of body experiences?1st, 2nd,3rd,4th,5th,... heavens ?
I guess then judaism is the same as Gnosticism...
Judaism predates Gnosticism and the two are not related.
So it's true that women (the female neshama or soul) for the most part do not reincarnate?
Its almost impossible that Judaism was the source of Hindu dharma. Someone said no one knows who started Hindu religion - it is so old. While all the other religions can be traced to an Abraham, a Buddha or a Muhammad
Judaism is the oldest religion started 3300 years ago. Hinduism or its source came from Abraham sending the children of his second wife Keturah off to the east with "gifts", which the rabbis derived from our torah, says was India and your eastern beliefs of Hindu Dharma. Again the first Jew is Abraham, the first to believe in monotheism and then Isaac his son and then Jacob and the twelve tribes and so on until they left Egypt and G-d gave the Jews the torah. Formal religion) source=Jewish
JSweetPeachesJ I don't want to get into this. All religions lead to God. Even the Buddha who came thousands of years after was born 2500 years ago. The Vedic Hindu dharma is too old. The source of Hinduism are the Himalayas and the rivers. It could have been the other way round that sages from the Himalayas went to Israel. Having said so it does not make both religions inferior or superior to each other.
כל המלעיג על דברי חכמים נידון בצואה רותחת
Better not to kick a stone you don't know who it could be.
what the rabbi is saying is on the right lines ..but until you actually realise you are an energy ..am essence of the divine that is known as a soul ..and you are having a human experience to evolve at a soul level ..to balance karma ..karma is unavoidable ...but ultimately ..the point of all reincarnation is to balance the energy god has given you in the whole of your souls existence ..in affect the seven virtues and the seven sins..every soul will experience these domain energies and when after many life times your soul is at the stage to be self enlightened ...you will awaken to your divine connection ...a glorious experience ..but full of pain as you cleanse the mis use of gods pure love and energy...balance it all out and walk the walk..you will become christ like ...thats the whole point of the game..walk close with the almighty and yes he will show many things that your soul has been up to .... good luck to all on your journey of self discovery.....yes god does actually exist...
people who don't have children has to reincarnated???? don't think BUDDHA HAVE KIDS or many other sages.... they have HUNDREDS of KIDS in their past lives, done that been that , why do they have to come back??? having kids are the lower needs in maslow pyramid , of course, there are people who dont have kids has to come back too
If you listen to the whole lecture, I believe the Rabbi explains that some people could have already had children in a previous reincarnation - so that they don't need to return just for that reason.
Did he said women are in genome or he mistaken.
You misunderstood. The process of rectification for sins is a bit different for men and women. Reincarnation as a means of rectification applies more to men than to women.
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Hunger is a great sauce.
this Guy defining the JEWS role as the fixer is ridiculous,, evidence of it failure after 6oo0 years according to him but obviously insane logic to begin with.
Your statement is ridiculous simply because you do not know the Torah -- so sit down and be quiet.
This is not the teachings of moses . This is from the Babylonian Talmud. The Bible/ torah forbids mysticism.
Kathy Reynolds Orthodox Christianity has plenty of mystical traditions as well.
Julia Riber Pitt yes. you are right. Orthodox and Rome have changed the true Christianity .of the first believers. same as rabbinic Judaism and Hasidic Judaism are not the true religion as the original mosaic Judaism.
Kathy Reynolds
Protestantism is the least like the original Christianity. Luther was a notorious antisemite who tried to rid Christianity of all its Judaic theurgy. Also, the rise of Protestantism had far less to do with theology and far more to do with the growing German bourgeoise, who needed to limit the power of Rome in order to carry out business.
Julia Riber Pitt you are also right about Luther. but he did do one thing right. he put the word of God in the peoples hands that rome held over it's people. his anti-Semitism was absolutely horrible, I agree 100% with you. Christianity was originally all jews which was delivered to the gentiles and spread into Europe. as far as Protestantism it also had it's ugly events too. I have no idea what happened then, but it was wrong! and feel it divided jewish people and Christianly. maybe the devils doing? I don't know. all I know is that Yeshua/Jesus is the messiah and I follow him and stick to the basics of the first Christians. no statues no ritual prayers to saints. just a lover of the Mighty one of Israel. rome can keep it's business and the apostate protestants can too.
Kathy Reynolds
I'd suggest looking into the Gnostic Gospels if you want a taste of the original Christianity. And Luther had no desire to put Christianity "back in the hands of the people". Control of Christianity only went from one set of hierarchical hands to another.
The original Christians were also communistic in how they lived.
Yeah..... I suspect that this is not traditional Jewish theology.
Yes, it's sad how jews changed the true religion of prophet Moses and added all these wrong beliefs from zohar and kabbala. May Allah guide them back to the true path.