Regarding Newtonian physics, what I mean is that the perspective was materialistic. It looks at objects…and forces that pull-push these objects in time and space. It’s mechanical. Whereas Quantum physics broke these boundaries and brought a whole new concept to our understanding of reality.

I studied physics in high school, but I am a psychologist- so my aim is not to explain physics, but to make a point.

The point is that our understanding of our world is relative, it can change.

So things that may seem odd to you now, impossible, or “imaginary”, can very well be true and possible within a different framework of thinking, or a different perception of reality.

It’ s about growing our awareness, developing our consciousness.

And you see that as science advances it goes beyond the materialistic, to accept that not all is as meets the eye…that we the observers influence reality…that we live in a reality whose laws we hardly understand.

So yes, our understanding of reality can change.

Indeed it must change.

You say you have experience of explaining the true role of the Jewish people and it makes things worse. I wonder, what exactly have you tried?

What have you tried that makes you think that the world will not respond to a spiritual awakening of the Jewish people, where the Jews will become a model of unity, love, and service?

I know that when really big antisemites (the kind that have a deep philosophy behind their sentiments) hear Kabbalistic explanations they agree with it, and find it very interesting..(see quotes of Henry Ford and what he said about the Jews’ role).

In fact, I know of Neo-Nazis who found Kabbalah and became students, finally understanding what they were feeling all along and why. Some even convert to Judaism.

Have you seen anything like that?

They feel there is something about the Jews, something different, something that makes them “powerful”, that enables them to “control the world”…that they are to blame for everything...

But where is this sentiment coming from?

Antisemitism comes in a myriad of shapes and forms. Some of them contradict each other. It seems irrational, emotional as if no rational explanation can help. Some hate Jews because they are capitalists, others because they are communists…everyone has their own take on it.

So what’s behind this phenomenon?

If anything, Kabbalah makes sense of things. It says that this is not irrational, that it is not coincidental, that it is not random. It explains it in a systemic, evolutionary context that also reveals a solution.

And it has not been tried. The Jewish people is not united, “as one man in one heart” as our scriptures say. We do not “love others as ourselves”..we are not being “the light unto the nations”…we are not connected to who we are!

Jews run away from their identity, they try to assimilate. They don’t want to be Jewish. Some of them even become anti-Israel, and antisemites themselves.

I urge anyone with eyes to see that what the world lacks at this time is connection. And Jews are the key to a leap in evolution that needs to take place.

Kabbalists write that either a 3rd world war will bring us there, or our own awareness.