The Soul of Leadership - Finding Your Spiritual Anchor amid the Din of Life

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The Soul of Leadership: Finding Your Spiritual Anchor amid the Din of Life

What is true leadership? Let us first examine the core values that serve as a spiritual anchor in life.

By Lazer Gurkow

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Anonymous Mesa, Arizona, USA May 29, 2011

The Soul Of Leadership Besides carrying a child for nine months and taking care of this child. Keep this child safe and nurished of most of everything one can think this child needs. Although not in a perfect way but the best way one knows how. And also tried to bring the Word of G-d to those one meets (testimony of G-d's existence in our lives). How do we know what is our purpose in our lives. How do we know what our Heavenly Father wants us to do, unless He tells us Himself, blessed be He. I could give you testimony of revelations I have had and you might not even believe me. I hear teachings from many teachers about what they think G-d wants in our lives. But no one knows in reality anything. It is sad to say what I am saying. I consider you all wonderful teachers. And with all my respect, I must say I truly love you all, believe me or not. But I do not think that there is so much love in all of you as I thought there was. May Hashem bless you and keep you all. Until Massiach comes. See you then. Reply

Anonymous NM April 6, 2019

in response to Anonymous:

I agree. It is obvious that there is no opportunity for leadership (a masculine artifice of elevated importance) but rather a true depth of summoned service to nurture and foster the internal revelation hidden within others.

This is spiritual greatness: Leadership is no longer external patriarchy it is rather in service to the power of truth nature that is able to flex beyond hindrances.

What risk would Moshe Ribeynu not take in service to his deepest need for truth?! That is authentic ancient wisdom.

To this day, direct attention that mirrors another is known to escalate adhesion of employees through inspiration. Performance elevates to over 225% within a 6 week period.

This boasts the question: Is the nature of the human animal to forgo all in service to La Chaim? As Jews, are we mirrors inspiring humanity?

As Rabbinim we are channels for the cultivating and sharing of light. Why all the gardening? Of it, we can not know what fecund orchard awaits. Reply

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