The Jews all over the world have to wake up and begin to fulfill their role in society. They have to stop being immersed in the pursuits of the things of this world, and be Jews - people who long for unity, people who are in adhesion with The Creator, seeking to benefit others instead of themselves.
Jews have to learn what their duty, destination and obligation is towards the whole world. They have to know what they exist for and they have to execute their role. They can go to the internet [1], read material, read books, learn and participate in dissemination.
They have to learn the method of correction - how to change from personal selfishness (seeking to benefit oneself) to mutual bestowal (seeking to benefit others) - and to bring it to the whole world.
The whole world has to come to bestowal and the Jews are responsible for this. In the same way that the Jews affect the whole world with their ego, is the same way they need to affect the whole world with the quality of bestowal.
If the Jews don't come to this on their own, through blows, the forces of Nature will bring them to it by force. The Jews have been in 7 years of satiation, now the 7 years of hunger begins.
Some Jews are so removed from their role that they resent being Jewish, they don't want to be Jews and they don't want to be associated with The Nation of Israel. They want to be like everyone else, like The Nations of The World.
However, the Jews can't escape their destiny. Abraham used to sit in his tent and teach people about connection. The Jews need to be like Abraham and begin to teach people how to connect in mutual bestowal
Not to say that the Jews are greater than, better than or more important than others. Not at all. We're all equal. We're different and we have different roles to play, but we're all equal.
May The God of Israel, The One true God, The Infinite God, The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob guide us, may He lead us and may He show us the way. God is with us and to Him we shall all return.
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References:
- Bnei Baruch Kabbalah Education & Research Institute. www.kabbalah.info. Retrieved Oct 7, 2014.
