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...there is not, why isn’t it acknowledged by Kabbalists? The general idea of all religious and mystical teachings is to commune with an upper entity.... ...e Creator, His properties, to feel Him as the Giver, to see His glory. Then the comparison between His properties and one’s egoistic nature will bri... ...years to attain through one’s own efforts. One needs to avoid pseudo-Kabbalists, religious fanatics who are miles away from true Kabbalah. One must s... ...ual and material sciences. A great Kabbalist, the Gaon of Vilna, enjoyed making comparisons between spiritual and material laws. He even wrote a boo... ...ltruistic attributes, i.e., the ability to give. Man then realizes what he is in comparison to the Light and begins to feel ashamed of receiving it; ...

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...nomenon among hls works, but represents the culmination of the intensely religious ~terest that characteriseS them alL It is, indeed, philosophical... ...d work. It has a direct appeal to all those who are interested in living religious experience rather than in theological debates and the rise and f... ...ut also ~ectly addresses us. Buber's time ll. "filled time", his moment a religious moment, and his thought is rooted in the concrete situation of r... ...im except this one being, but it implicates the whole world. Measure and comparison have disappeared; it lies with yourself how much of the immeasu... ...ontradiction. The man may seek to explain it as a relation, perhaps &8 a religious relation, in order to wrench himself £rom the horror of the inne... ... (though there has been, and can be, no other talk about these) matter in comparison with the one :. truth that all men who have addressed God had ... ...ons of feeling. Of course, the one pole--suppressed by the person's basic religious attitude--often disappears from the reflective conscious­ ness. ... ...rethought, without pre­ scription! in the totality of its ·antinomy. 95 Comparison of the religious with the philosophical antinomy will make this...

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...e stands at the top, but it also presents with clarity and warmth the simple religious interest of the Christian soul. It is sharp in its attitude to... ...ased on Steinhäuser’s translation, but in every word there has been careful comparison with the original text and with the other English translations... ...h is the people of God. But now I ask, where is the necessity, where is the religious duty, where is the practical use of denying both kinds, that i... ...eatise by Stephen of Autun (d. 1139). The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge (12 volumes) [hereinafter cited as Schaff-Herzog], X... ...nk, which is penance. This has given rise to those endless burdens of vows, religious orders, works, satisfactions, pilgrimages, indulgences, and mo... ... 16:16]. This promise must be set far above all the glitter of works, vows, religious orders, and whatever else man has introduced, for on it all ou...

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...Provides for the transfer of profile data between two or more countries and for the comparison of profiles that conform to Interpol standards in a c... ...ents, Your World": All the words ever spoken by humans amount to 5 exabytes. By comparison, we now produce 1.5 exabytes of data per year, includ... ...ust 27, 1906 in La Crosse, Wisconsin and lived with his domineering and fanatically religious mother, Augusta, and his older brother, Henry, on a 19... ...cs. He pardoned plotters and authors of scathing epigrams against him. Claudius, by comparison, has executed 40 Senators for treason. Nero even help... ...had to do with the fact that he appeared as an actor, lyre player and charioteer in religious dramas all over the empire, sometimes absent from Rome... ...South Africa (252,000 in 1983), the Amoco Cadiz in France (223,000 in 1978). By comparison, the famous Exxon Valdez spill in the United states i... ...aranteed the right to local self-government, a "dignified existence", economic and religious freedoms, freedoms of speech, press, and assembly, and...

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........................................................ 38 CHAPTER IV: The Religious Conception of the World and the Sophiartistic Conception of the ... ...tically compose evil with good and pain with joy. 59 CHAPTER IV The Religious Conception of the World and the Sophiartistic Conception of the... ...ption of the World and the Sophiartistic Conception of the World * THE RELIGIOUS CONCEPTION OF THE WORLD The pre-Christian religions generally... ...e are familiar with so far in our history are of four types: mythological, religious, philosophical and scientific. Generally these cosmologies were ... ...icient certainty the human being represents the most complete microcosm in comparison to all the other microcosms that exist in nature. We also ha... ...very world view that is created by looking at only one type of data, be it religious or philosophical or scientific, produces a view that is fallible... ...icient certainty the human being represents the most complete microcosm in comparison to all the other microcosms that exist in nature. We also ha... ...the principle of a circular cause equals a curved line, a circle. Is this comparison clear? Then let’s say that a straight line can exist only if it... ...the universe will fall into nothingness. 107 But now let’s look at the comparison between the artist and the work of art. Instead, artists can...

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...ngagedinaviciousstruggleoftheinstincts.Yet, subconsciously, we cannot accept a comparison of ourselves with primitive beasts. If, however, the Divine ... ...e spiritual worlds, we would immediately understand how minute our world is in comparison to the spiritual worlds. Therefore,theegoistic lawsofnature ... ...out some completely unknown subject. InnerQualitiesandOuterAspects -195- When religious, secular, scientific and pseudoscientific philosophiestrytode... ...ilosophiestrytodefine"soul"and"body,"theyallfocuson four fundamental outlooks: Religious All that "exists" in any object is its "soul." Each soul diff... ...parts. (The notion of a "believer" is not the same as the notion of one who is religious"). Thus, the death of the physical body does not affect the s... ...een the DualisticapproachandtheReligiouspointofviewcenterson the fact that the Religious approach proposes that, just as the soul endows the body with... ...ectricalsignalsvianerveconductors.(A non-believer is not the same thing as non-religious). Non-believerssaythatallthesensationsofthebodyoccur by the i... ...xpectations: we might feel that we are regressing, rather than progressing, in comparison to others who do not study Kabbalah. We might feel that inst... ... the world to come. Thatis,theegoismoftheobservantpersonincreasesmany times in comparison to the egoism of the nonobservant person, who expects no rew...

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...l it, you must possess those two attributes. Every- thing we feel comes out of comparison with an opposite, but within us are no attributes of the Cr... ...recedes the appearance of the point in the heart. In that situation, both the religious and the secular prefer the literal part of the Torah. When a ... ...ime truth and superior knowledge. Religion does not deal with any of that. A religious person must know how to follow rules and live within their b... ... S Q: Judaism or Kabbalah? That is the question! A: Judaism is a collection of religious rules that dictate how to conduct ourselves in our world. Ot... ..., as the wisdom of Kab- balah is not necessary for those who are occupied with religious rituals. Moreover, the wisdom of Kabbalah intensifies both th... ...g Kabbalah? A: A great many people tried to deter me from Kabbalah: they were religious, secular, Jews and non-Jews alike, and strangers and relative... ...X P E R I E N C E 150 of equivalence of form with the Creator, and through the comparison that the creature renders between itself and the Creator, t... ...s still hidden from you, and you still don’t feel Him. But it is through that comparison, through the gradual discovery of your negative attributes,... ...a mountain, where a mountain is whole and a stone is a part…” Following this comparison, I just wonder if an analogy with a hologram could make a r...

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...ht to be Coming of Messiah Vol. 2 Part II regarded as a brief, sincere, and religious confession of our faith. Secondly, the notion o r idea, eq... ...ho are found at present in extreme misery, doth not appear a work proper to the religious Abraham. —This Abraham did not. § 4. With the distinctio... ...hich might easily pass into presumption; and that you may give way to a holy and religious fear. Know, brethren, that the present blindness of the Je... ...t exclamation, which is one of the most sublime, and most expressive, and m ost religious pieces to be met with in all the scriptures: “O the depth o... ...ever might disturb their own ideas. In fact, a proposition so full of energy, a comparison so full of animation, as that contained in these words, “... ...ely so insignificant, should there be an exclamation so sublime, and so full of religious enthusiasm, in the mouth and in the pen of the teacher of t... ...nted for a forest:” a very clear and expressive figure of the house of Jacob in comparison of the church of the Gentiles, which is also the house of... ...bow, and cutteth the spear in sunder: he burneth the chariot in the fire.” The comparison of this text with that of Isaiah and Micah, forms, it appe... ...which the Lord during these eighteen centuries hath done, is still very small in comparison with his infallible promises; and consequently that much ...

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...tpouring of the Spirit, is known in scripture by “the latter rain,” of which I deem the religious revivals of the last thirty years to be as the fir... ...s revivals of the last thirty years to be as the first droppings of the shower, and our religious works and societies to be a sickly uncertain hue o... ... the event, as we see in the acts of creation; so that the proverb might have this more religious form, 'Word makes wierd.’ Furthermore, it is this ... ...kind, in order that the familiar scenes and current events of life may be sanctified by comparison with the holy scenes and recorded events of God’s ... ...h a striking proof and illustration in the Scottish peasantry, whose prayers are beyond comparison the most copious and worthy of the divine ear, tha... ...of a newspaper. This kind of discoursing in Tillotson and his school, brought forth the religious formality and ignorance of the last century in the... ...ummated before the world was, and made manifest in these latter times. Every thing of a religious kind instituted by God was prospective of him, and... ...el calleth the king of the north and the king of the south. But this seemeth nothing in comparison with the thousand other improprieties, which I le... ...f the chief shepherd. But these good pastors shall be so few, and so little regarded in comparison with the others, as Elias was in respect to the pr...

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...) +…+ N(E r ). Now we proceed on to work for the same model for then only comparison would be easy for the reader. The related directed neutros... ... profession as the wages he gets as an agricultural coolie is very little in comparison with his profession as an auto driver. She had chest pain a... ... of 21 and 28. It was saddening for us to witness their health conditions in comparison with their age. 92 7 On 7-3-02 we met a married mus... ... also needs a special study. 28. Most of these HIV/AIDS infected women in comparison with the HIV/AIDS infected men, are open, cheerful, informa... ... not careless or spent money lavishly on their paramours or irresponsible in comparison with HIV/AIDS male patients who were careless, spent money ... ...ountries where some people view the HIV/AIDS epidemic as a failure to respect religious codes but we purely view it as a failure to respect the mora... ... belong to a same religion? : 182. Are you continuing to visit the religious institutions after you contracted AIDS? : 183. Do you...

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...that is not connected with anything else. But Kabbalah por- trays your evil in comparison with the good. Because of that, you begin to feel your evil... ...a process known as “the recognition of evil”). This is the consequence of the comparison that we begin to make between ourselves and the Light. When... ...is generation? A spiritual teacher may be proficient in many fields—science, religious laws and customs, education, etc. However, it is not enough t... ... Creator among Kabbalists differ- ent from the perception of the Creator among religious people? A: A religious person believes that there is a superi... ...ly, and see no need to be. One does not need the wisdom of Kabbalah to perform religious commandments. Besides, the study of Kabbalah increases one’s... ...sor, for example, devoted entirely to scientific research, does not need any religious coatings. Logic is king, and science is religion. Often scien... ...nce is religion. Often scientists are even more fanatic in their beliefs than religious fanatics. We must teach people to look within and discover th...

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...has for centuries been used by conquering armies, merchants and pilgrims, not to forget the great religious teachers, such as Lord Buddha. The East ... ...a large extent by the Nawab. Even most of the damage to the Residency, which was quite slight in comparison to other parts of the city, had been re... ...ud bin Said had told her, came to India in AD 632 and because they had never proselytised, had no religious conflict with any of the other Indian re... ...inghi Meaning Derogatory word for white man.- Urdu origin. Word Ghat Meaning Wharf – used for religious ceremonies Word Hadji Meaning Title f...

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...iod for reply comments. The Office received an overwhelming response (by comparison to past studies), receiving 721 initial comments, and 146 reply ... ...ers presented scenarios that might fall within one of the educational and religious exemptions in section 110. 139 Section 117 permits owners of a ... ...group. 139 See Collins (219) (describing use of various musical works in religious services that might be covered by the section 110(3) exemption f... ...), 110(4) (exempting public performance of musical works for educational, religious or charitable purposes where, among other conditions, the perform...

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...iod for reply comments. The Office received an overwhelming response (by comparison to past studies), receiving 721 initial comments, and 146 reply ... ...ers presented scenarios that might fall within one of the educational and religious exemptions in section 110. 139 Section 117 permits owners of a ... ...group. 139 See Collins (219) (describing use of various musical works in religious services that might be covered by the section 110(3) exemption f... ...), 110(4) (exempting public performance of musical works for educational, religious or charitable purposes where, among other conditions, the perform...

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...known or seen. Magical things. Almost more magical than the historical and religious reference works he had discovered and scanned through from the gl... ... limited wonders of Kane's body, all other shoulders and embraces paled in comparison. "Sweet, what troubles you so?" Therese snuffled and tried to ge... ... me whenever I was a bad little girl?" "Do not remind me, or dare to quote religious doctrine to me, you miserable heretic!" "Touchy, touchy." She rea...

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... rough day. I don’t expect to be treated with any sort of respect but the comparisons to Henry are getting on my last nerve. So, boy, do I have your ... ...to our trap. Remember, whoever you pick has to be able to act the part of religious zealot with ease and sound like the most bigoted person on the pl...

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... tasted stale. Three Senators cornered him and asked if he agreed with providing funds to religious groups that worked for the social needs of their... ...of politics better than any of his predecessors. He was not about to engage in a moral or religious debate. Suddenly, out of the corner of his eye he... ...will, I am completely confident.” General Ramsey interrupted. “This is not the time for a religious or philosophical debate. Perhaps, the two of you... ...e 126 “In many ways, you’re like Jamieson.” Brand squinted. “I don’t know if I like the comparison.” “Not only do you fill my heart with love, wh...

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...elves as unique, special, superior. An egoistic desire can be filled only in comparison with a certain lack, either compared to a shortage that it ... ...to create a united society in Israel. We are divided into sects: secular vs. religious, left vs. right, Ashkenazi vs. Sephardic, natives of Israel ...

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...t were meant as a deterrent. It truly seemed that the worst parts of the religious texts had come to pass. The country that, love it or hate it, wa... ...Lexi had a puzzled look on her face, “That’s weird. Did you ever do a DNA comparison?” “No, I wasn’t really sure where I’d fnd a reliable one. Beside... ...rstepping my authority, but I had our tech team set the satellite imaging comparison algo- rithm. It will compare images of areas that have been dorm... ...sy. I’ll make sure that the violation you sufered in high school pales in comparison to what will happen to you if he is harmed in any way, physical...

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.... There is nothing more natural than the process of maturing, hence this comparison will accompany us throughout the book. When a baby is born, it b... ...f Kabbalah. The Zohar, Livorno Press, Publisher’s Introduction There is no comparison between the livelihood and delight in the study of the revealed... ...em. Take, for example, one with idealistic morals, meaning one who is not religious. Because of his intensive engagement in the merit of truth, whil...