His videos never fail to entertain, whatever the subject❤

Young man u doing right thing

maybe watch the medical videos, dawg. sufism isn’t gonna stop the bleeding.

Having a open and loving heart is vital to being a healer. Much of being a doctor has to do with listening and understanding people, making them feel safe, cared for, and hopeful. The art of caring, rather than just "medicine" is dying out, and you would be surprised how much of a negative health outcome that results in. They say "laughter is the best medicine" for a reason - love, compassion, a reason to live - they impact health greatly.

Same, I'm not a medical student but I'm a business management major and I don't pay very much attention in my professors I just like to learn about all this kind of stuff lol granted the thing I want to do doesn't take much brain power lmao

Hola.... I've been to Girona, loved it. I was in the Jewish museum too. I remember this video display with Ferdinand and Isabella talking about the Jews. 👍

Thnkyou for your comment, as a spharadic Jew, I would like to come and visit, my perents stil speak ladino

​@@naorswissa6949 Sephardic Jews have a very easy time, when it comes to paperwork, with visiting and even immigrating to Spain, nowadays, so feel free to come!

I love the Jewish quarters in the Spain and they leave such an impact on Spain, I have Sephardic Ancestors from Zaragoza, Toledo, Sevilla and Extremadura. All of these places have those really neat Jewish quarters. I want to visit them all hopefully soon.

IMAM ALI 📖 "Muslims & non-Muslims should be treated alike . Muslims are your brothers and non-Muslims are human beings just like you ".

Teaching is a rabbinical philosophy as Jesus Christ was often referred to as Rabbi or teacher. Faith however does not require any knowledge introduced and managed by a third as it is directly know. This is a Christian concept, to reveal (apokalyptein) that which is not known, that which has been hidden (kalyptein)

Also same in Muslim sufism. Actually, all religions and sciences explain the same thing. It is just that our levels of acceptance of the truth varies.

Yes.

Whereas Tzatziki is the best explanation if ever tasted

Sure you're not, Rabbi

@@melchior2678 I’m Christian. Besides, my nose is too small to be a rabbi.

so similar to Nondual Shaiva Tantra...intriguing...“Spanda, is a Sanskrit word meaning “divine vibration”, or pulse. This term is used to describe how Consciousness, at the subtlest level, moves in waves of contraction and expansion. Spanda, according to Kashmir Shaivism, is the creative pulse of the Absolute as it manifests into the dynamism of Relative form. It might be understood as the universal desire to manifest, like an eternal spring, joyfully over-flowing and always full.” Dyczkowski, Mark S. G. The Doctrine of Vibration.

Yes , indeed , also Spain has created some of the most prominent mystics such as San Juan de la Cruz, Fray Luis de Leon , Fray luis de Granada , .. and Calderon de la Barca very much loved and praised by Schopenhauer.

Spain is a great nation. The Spanish Golden Age was one of the highlights of civilisation. Pity the Armada didn't work out so well and all that inbreeding did it for the Hapsburgs, but still, it was great while it lasted.

​@@majidbineshgar7156yes, and never miss Santa Teresa de Avila. Greetings from Mexico City.

​@@majidbineshgar7156 Yes, and much more. Since I got quite a few likes I will write a bit more about Spain. Maybe people are interested. All this is very unknown by foreigners and even Spanish people. The German writers of the time loved the golden century Spain... And in a time when that Spain was mostly forgotten in Spain itself. Being Spanish , I actually discovered Baltasar Gracián thanks to Schopenhauer (!), but that is quite common... I studied philosophy at university in Barcelona and I never heard of the school of Salamanca. I found out about it on my own, a year after getting my degree. As I said, the Black Legend has done a lot of damage. Baltasar Gracián,w ho was a Jesuit priest, was not a mystic, and he represents a trend already typical in the Spain of his time (17th century), which is very rationalist. Schopenhauer's favourite novel, as it turns out, was "El Criticón". It loses a lot in translation... By the way, Schopenhauer himself , who knew Spanish, translated the famous "El oráculo manual o el arte de la produencia" by Gracián. In any case, all that philosophy, superbly written in the best Baroque style, is very focused in being wise and prudent in this life... which is so full of deception. But it has that bitter sweet sense of being mostly alone and lost and trying to find your way out of the "Maya-maze" of this world, something which often has Hindu reminiscences. Which is something quite typical in the Golden Century of Spain, with plays such as "Life is a Dream" by Calderón and many others... The main idea of the Spanish literature of the time is the "desengaño", which is about "escaping the illusions of the world". It i interesting because the Empire was so powerful, but very aware of the banality of everything... Accepting their tragic destiny. There are so many great poems by Quevedo, Lope de Vega and many others. It was a truly Christian society, with all its flaws, the "ideologues" (who are all these writers, who continued to support Spain even after being chased sometimes by the Inquisition, etc.) of this Empire were aware that this world was nothing, just a play, a dream, and it was in any case the Church what mattered, and the soul, and spiritual things in general. Even the "rationalist" (and Cervantes himself is quite a rationalist, as he mostly mocks Don Quijote) did think this - they just saw reason as being part of the "spirit". Spain is something very tragic currently,... In the sense that there is no love or knowledge at all about its greatness - in fact people are taught all the Anglosaxon lies... although the trend is changing now. People should learn about so many things like the Laws of Burgos or the fact that Spain had written many grammar books for native american languages before the English grammar had even been systematized and written.

@@martinrea8548 Yep. I am very much a "fan" of the Habsburgs, as I don't like the already modern mentality (which means absolutist) of the later French kings (although they became, at least the first of them, quite "Spanish" too). The Austrohungarian Empire, by the way, seems to me to have been the last bastion of some kind of medieval world-view in Europe. It is not at all by chance that they destroyed it completely after World War I with this petty idea of the little "nation-state" (this liberal idea that has caused so many wars). But be careful about the "Armada"... That is also part of the Black Legend. Spain lost that battle, but actually WON that war against England.

Heh, I've worked and lived there for many years and it's not that clean in many areas. It's a beautiful town though I'd recommend anyone visiting Barcelona to take a short trip to Girona via high speed train since it's just 45 min and not very expensive.

It needs more multiculturalism to bring it in line with modern British cities.

@@user-xq2zn8bu9q ironically it was built by immigrants.

@@user-xq2zn8bu9q Girona has a lot of immigrants not unlike what you'd see in Paris or London. There's plenty of people who migrated here from Southern Spain in the 60s, and many from Latin America, Africa and Eastern Europe who migrated here in the last two decades. People like me whose entire family is native to Catalonia are a minority, most are mixed to some degree. The town has a very, very strong Catalan independentist movement, but culturally it's a mix of Catalan, Castilian, Andalusian, Latin American, Moroccan, Chinese... It's a relatively rich region from Western Europe that offers employment so it's to be expected.

@@user-xq2zn8bu9q Also, it's kinda ironic you make negative remarks about multiculturalism in a Kabbalah video since Girona became the birthplace of Kabbalah due to being multicultural.

Yes, but our inner wisdom emanated from the authentic source itself, forbids us to worship anything albeit Gods or the source .

@@majidbineshgar7156 who said anything about worship? I’m interested in something greater.. becoming whole…again?

@@kosco9658 Ok yes in that sense I agree with you . but ask yourself this question " are you separated from the source or perhaps you might be within the source but a shadow darkened your knowledge accordingly you should illuminate your soul to realise that you have never left the source in the first place ? "

@@majidbineshgar7156 oh yes brother. I do know *now*, after sometime of wandering. It took years to get back into alignment with myself and the source. I know we are one, and always have. But, this is what my comment was referring to…the journey. Because in order to truly see it, you must have “intent”. I find us lucky that we have to experience ups and downs, getting scars along the way.

The linktree to his music and other work is in the video description

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I think they have a video on arianism

@@petemoss7704 Arianism and Unitarianism are totally two different things.

@@jasemalhammadi4228 true, my bad

Yes absolutely! Even with christianity there is esoteric christianity, gnostic christianity, which is containing more spiritual knowledge than "mainstream christianity". I dont know why usually the hidden versions of every religion are way wiser and appealing,

@@Agape122 I think the main difference is that mainstream religion typically focuses on worldly concerns: state power, social cohesion and control, and social and cultural parity within the community. Mystical traditions cultivate individual awareness and growth, which can actually be at odds with mundane concerns and expectations, to say nothing of state claims over the individual.

Was Crowley into Kabbalah?

@@Agape122 Prob a good question for one of his disciples...

@@cognitivedissonancecamp6326 oh ok I though you would know maybe I feel such rejection for Crowley as I believe he was into very dark stuff and thought that orgies were cool and demons too. He was into things that are degrading for human beings. I stoped doing the tarot cards because I discovered they were channeled by him. But maybe it's true that he somehow had a lot of good knowledge and simply missused it.

@@Agape122Helena Blavatsky certainly was into Kabbalah and Crowley was a fan of her work. Unironically, so was Hitler.

@@Agape122 Yea, I thought you were trolling me because of your name. Kabbalah is at the center of all western esoteric traditions. There are numerous forms of kabbalistic practice - magical, mystical, practical, and so on....but like the tarot, it's just a reflective tool that we can use to our advantage to intuit how cause and effect operates and how we can endow ourselves with our higher nature while here living inside our egoic tunnel vision. If you have sense of fear or trepidation using tarot or Kabbalah, it's not a good path, as each card and sephiroth is an entity and as such have to be respected but cannot be feared or you will attract malevolent energy that feeds on fear. This why the esoteric path is shrouded in allegory, if people are not mature enough, it will destroy them playing with occult energies, the allegory keeps the fearful safe.

He most probably didn't say that just a made up shia/Persian none sense

aside from the narration being sahih in both sects ur haterd to imam ali is obvious rethink ur faith bcs it's truly broken​@@grateful1310

​@@e.t.ethics1771Firstly, the first revelation of islam to prophet Muhammad was at 610AD, NOT 570AD Moreover, the Quran in 2:213 states such facts, it points out that humanity was once a One nation united by religion, and that the disagreements between them and so on started when God sent revelations upon them. Islam didn't start with Muhammad, it rather started with the first human. Islam by definition is the willing submission to the ONE God. The reason why we are different religions with disagreements is all the will of God (Quran 5:48) In Quran 35:24 it mentions that all the nations tribes and cities of old all had their own designated prophet and a revelation. So by contrast to all that I have said, Noah, Abraham, moses, Jesus, Muhammad, and all prophets and messengers that have ever existed have preached the same message, anf that message in the willing submission to the ONE God, and all those disagreements, divisions, wars and the other religions happened because of human negligence to the message..

fuck islam

@@grateful1310you are just jealous that shia islam is superior.

Don't forget the question mark!

The Sefer Yetzirah and Sefer Ha-Bahir, he talked about them a bit before I think but I don't remember exactly which video. Maybe the one on ecstatic jewish mysticism?

the trinity idea comes from the monad concept, and yes. The holy spirit and shekinah are in the same spot of their trinitys.

Shekhinah defined as a dwelling. This is the same concept as kelipah or "the mind and the body are worn like a garment by the soul" an approximation of quote attributed to Jesus Christ in the Nag Hammadi Codex as well as the Bhagavad Gita. It is not difficult to search for videos of a Rabbi quoting the same message.

Holy Spirit is even in Quran

Kabbalah comes from the root word kabel in Hebrew which is the word for receiving. The word kabalah is conjugated to mean something like the received tradition.