Walking Miracles

I am not a Jew. But I believe in the Creator: G-d. Has always been there. I have gone through many miracles , small and big. And I believe God has had a purpose for mankind in which I am included. Shalom. Reply

What should I do & how ? Reply

Come to think of it..on reading your marvellous article...how can we not agree...its so true...
Thanks for strengthening our belief, and faith in G-d at all times. Reply

walking miracle Every Jew is an expression of God´s existence.
This is amazing. Reply

Miracles This is so true. We tend to take for granted the fact that we, who are composed of the 'dust of the earth, invested with the breath of life' exist as we do. We can discover,
if we keep our sense of wonder, that there are signs in our personal life
that show us that there is someone or something beyond our understanding that is there for us. I agree with the poet, 'earth's crammed with heaven, and every common
bush afire with G-d; but only he who sees takes off his shoes'. Reply

Channel For Miracles The Jew is responsible to bring the wisdom of connection to the world. The method is disclosed in the kabbalistic texts such as 'Talmud Eser Sefirot' ( The Study of The Ten Sefirot) - the mechanics of how to build the one human soul.

Those who study this wisdom have a mission to guide the world to harmony - to be a channel for this miracle.

A clear signal that their mission is behind schedule manifests as negative attitude towards them and increased negative forces or conflict in the world. Reply

Question You pose the greatest question on Earth :

Darwinism - We evolved over a zillion years from an amoeba or something witha few cells and the molecules that have 4 amino acids chains

Creationism : A human being of today could not possibly have evolve over a gazillion years period.

Did G-d make the Earth and us ?

Was there the greatest freaky Big Bang that got things started ?

I still want to know how we got here.

Both sides are at emphatic opposite poles. Reply

Is it wrong to say that every one who is rooted (feels strongly so) in "Abraham's walking in and with G'd" is child from martyrs and miracles? Faces, every human in his/her own way, often same struggle (in inner world and/or outer world?)..Or that every human being trying to be good, peaceful, loving, trying to protect inner Light (also in 'outer world') is a miracle too? And by doing so we are making the circle wider and wider. We are making PI ...
Not excluding but including all humans of good will? Credit of course to those that really earn the credits .....;-)) But isn't it an old and wise law: what goes around, comes around? So if you exclude, feel better than others, will that not make same thing happen to you?
I know people suffering all over the world. I see loving eyes full of light and compassion that are christian or moslim or humanist...G'd is the One and only, is the Beginning... Doesn't the Adam need head as well as feet, and everything in between... :-) Reply

Miracles for a Higher Purpose All those who are aware of the Creator are Yashar-el (Isra-el) which means directly connected to the Creator. Their mission is to guide all mankind to spirituality. They are obliged to give the method used by the Kabbalists, to sort the impure (non-kosher) intentions (benefit for the self only) from the pure (kosher) intentions ( love and care to others as you would to yourself). Suffering is dealt when the mission is not on track. Reply

so true! I believe this with all my heart. Reply

Miracle of Miracles Perhaps, not so miraculous for this is all part of G-D's plan as promised since Genesis 15, "Fear not Abram for I am your shield and your reward indeed will be great." G-D always keeps HIS word, and even continuous persecution and adversarial conditions serve HIS purpose because within it creates unification and reliance upon HIS will and laws. This is HIS universe and world and when we appreciate G-D there are no surprises. Reply

such an accurate observation. I wonder could this apply to all mankind Reply

So very true!!! And we should use our lives to our G-d-given potential! =) Reply

The miracle of reason The Jews are still here because reason prevailed over madness.

Reason is the only common language we human beings have.

What really sets us against each other is the 'idea' (note parenthesis) that reason is against G-d; that we must dispense with it, cast it aside, to know G-d better.

This is generally how the various houses of faith divide against each other, and too often to violent means and ends.

You (that is the Jews) claim a special relationship with G-d which you Chabadniks like to also claim is 'chukim' (basically senseless), backed by miracles that you claim defy reason;-

and then buying into the claim on top of that that you are 'the chosen',-

other people follow your example in their own invented ways.

There is a direct relationship between the claim that you are 'the chosen' simply because your mothers are Hebrew and the later claim that the Germans were 'the master race' because of their mothers.

Thank G-d, the miracle of reason prevailed instead. Reply

I agree. Shalom, my brother. Yes, all of us Jews are walking miracles and G-d will always see to that fact. Peace always. Roger Dale Hadden. Reply

Walking Miracle Whilst there is little doubt that the Jewish people have an innate ability to survive almost eternal condemnation and persecution, what answer can we find to the oft-asked question concerning the Almighty's apparent inability to control the thoughts and actions of the oppressors and thereby ensure that Jews around the world may live free of the fear that present and future generations might again be subjected to the horrors and suffering of the past Reply

true true And the blessings are not just in theory but actually.

Also, when I say most of neighbors are Jewish, they say "oh must be a good neighborhood!"

The idea that a people is associated with abundance when they had nothing but their faith in their G-d to begin with is an inspiration.

From cab driver:
"The thing that I wish we had, was a kind of Jewish brotherhood, they watch out for each other. Name me one poor Jewish chap right now and I'm going to give you this ride for free...they have each other's back, wish I had that! Reply

Each and every jew should be so proud and thankful to G-d. Each of us is a hero, a survivor and because of all that we are, for what we represent, and for all we had survived and for what we are still facing, I like to call us "the rare species" Reply