10 June 2021 · A sentence from the teachings of Rav Kook

Parashat Korach

„The call to all the nations, sunk in all the mire of impurity, in all the depths of wickedness and ignorance, in the most terrifying abysses of darkness:”

The enlightened world tries to dismantle truths in order to reassemble itself anew. Postmodernism lives off this dismantling: the dismantling of the family, of the concepts of nation and religion, political dismantling. The root of the matter is a desire for a world without borders. In the 1990s, Aviv Geffen called this 'to march toward a dream with no race and no nation.' The price of 'everyone is holy' is the absence of holiness in the world. The price of lowering the boundaries and definitions between different people, different souls, and different conceptions in the world is the creation of a confused world in which there increasingly multiply people who do not truly fulfill their purpose and their will, but are swept along in an international brainwashing over what is right in the eyes of the engineers of consciousness.

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