Satan

An Autobiography

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Autor: From The Teachings Of Rav Berg

Czyta: John Brown

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It’s been said that the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing us that he doesn't exist. Using the literary device of an “as told by” autobiography, the Kabbalah Centre reveals the concept of the Adversary, which plays a major role in kabbalistic teachings. Satan resides within each of us, manifesting as a recurrent little voice of uncertainty. The tests that he puts before us are a means to help us grow.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

From The Teachings Of Rav BergJohn BrownKabbalah Centre International,Inc.

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ayayay, At a glance it all seems good, a little bit of reverse psychology designed to make you stronger, it all seems quite a good deal, you have this adversary, and he wants you to hate him, to fight him, to put everything you don't like on him, on the outside, and that seems swell and cool and all, but i say this is a book for weak people, because anyone with half a brain and half-decent morals, would take responsibility for their own actions in their own hands, and if their moral compass was well built, they would never put their sorrows and pains and anything bothering them, out there, on someone else. The world has plenty of sorrow and pain without you needing to add more to it.

This will not make anyone stronger, only weaker, because you haven't understood your issues, you haven't grown from your experiences, you haven't learned anything and you haven't become a better person, you just swapped them over to someone else's rug, and called it a day.

This will only make you weaker because if you put your pains, and everything you don't like, out there on someone else, then everyone surrounding you might start appearing to you as being the potential causes for your downfalls and therefore, your enemies. So congratulations, you have played yourself.

If you keep things inside, try to understand them, feel them, chisel away at them, it will obviously be a more intense and hard process than just letting go, but ultimately if you do manage to succeed, i have the highest of confidence that you will be a much, much, much better and more capable person.

For this, i say it's a predatory book, because it caters to weak-minded people, willing to shed responsibility to someone else, and waltz singing kumbaya into shambala like there's no care in the world.

Hate, treachery, lies, and anything you deem low and unworthy are the only tools to be applied when it's merited. The only thing i understand from this is that part of these "teachings" contain pacification of the people reading, in order to avoid consequences, which is a neat trick you pulled out there, i am not going to lie about that. You can't be whole if you carve away pieces of you that you don't like. The ones you don't need anymore, on the other hand ...

Anyway, i hope this book gets even more published, even more famous and posterity doesn't forget your names, your faces, and the things you have written. As far as the intention for which you did, is all yours, as the rest coming.

i wish you good luck.

a book for vulnerable people

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A slightly different perspective on the kabbalistic teachings but it's so far the best book in this area I've stumbled upon. Can absolutely recommend it. Also for people who are not kabbalists.

A wonderful book

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