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Tanya Anonymous 08/19/2024 (Mon) 21:18:01 No. 2328
The Tanya is a foundational text of Chabad Chassidism, written by Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi in the late 18th century. It is also known as Likutei Amarim ("Collected Discourses") and Sefer shel Benonim ("Book of the Intermediates"). The Tanya is divided into five sections: 1. Likutei Amarim: This part discusses the nature of the soul, the struggle between good and evil, and the path to spiritual fulfillment. 2. Sha'ar HaYichud VeHaEmunah: This section explores the concepts of divine unity and faith. 3. Igeret HaTeshuvah: This part focuses on the process of repentance and returning to God. 4. Igeret HaKodesh: A collection of letters on various topics, including charity and mystical concepts. 5. Kuntres Acharon: This section addresses complex theological and mystical issues. The Tanya aims to provide practical guidance for living a spiritual and ethical life, emphasizing the importance of inner struggle and personal growth. https://www.chabad.org/library/tanya/default.htm https://www.chabad.org/library/tanya/tanya_cdo/aid/1028862/jewish/Tanya.htm https://www.chabad.org/library/tanya/tanya_cdo/aid/6239/jewish/Likutei-Amarim.htm
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>>2328 I have a feeling reading this would make me even more antisemitic. But in a metaphysical way and not by the sharing memes on the internet way and that might ruin my racist meme enjoyment levels. >>2332 Doge died already. Let him go.
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>>2333 I think maybe not. I came across this book when looking into the "oral torah", a tradition passed down in parallel with the written torah. The topic only appeared to me as I was researching the background of the current president of Israel to find out his ideological groundings. Opening the book and beginning to read it, instantly gave me a positive feeling and an image of great insight of the author. Give it a chance.
If you claim to hate something, at least find out why, and don't hate blindly, as that is the same as believing blindly.
>>2339 I have sort of scholarly antisemitism that I require to uphold for the capacity to enjoy the memes. It is based on the principles of awareness and appreciation of lulz. My feeling that it would increase my antisemitism came from the fact that I have a hunch that they will describe people who don't mutilate the foreskin of their infants as some lesser beings. Ofc when it was still on the oral tradition level they meant the desert people around them but once their diaspora started and they became parasites to every civilization they started to live in and kept their "superiority" then the jews that thrived and degenerated in the luxury of those nations started to claim themselves the same as those that lived in the desert adhering to the principles as "chosen ones". Now that one is annoying. They lost the authority Moses granted to them several times already and they need every superstition tier "ritual" to keep their "make believe" as a coherent egregore in today's age. But if you say it really had any energy that might bridge their useful past into this rotten present of theirs then maybe I should read it.
>>2339 >mutilates their own babies' genitals and uses political power to prevent this barbaric practice from being outlawed >uses dishonest subversion to drain resources from host nations, seen in how they cultivate political corruption to get the US to send resources to Israel >knowingly cultivates and promotes degeneracy, miscegnation, and unfettered immigration in their host countries to weaken them and make them easier to manipulate. The fact that there's many examples of Jews who support open borders for the US crying antisemitism when they see 'open borders for Israel' proves this. That's why I hate them. If they were able to make a self-sufficient society and live on their own I wouldn't care about them. But they're incapable of doing that. They evolved to be social parasites. Also >instantly gave me a positive feeling and an image of great insight of the author It's pretty freaking easy to transmit positive feelings at someone. That doesn't really prove anything. A lot of successful cult leaders are just people who figured out how to beam a simple 'love' sensation into peoples' minds. Appearances can be deceiving.
>>2336 >researching the background of the current president of Israel Maybe that's just me, but I found this a bit funny. Take note of the templar-like logo. Also >>2343 >easy to transmit positive feelings I AM talking about the energy form or structure of the writing.
During the first night after beginning to read the Tanya, I had a dream as follows: I was in a walled garden with fruit trees, at a spot with stone paving and a grill. It was the long narrow kind of grill for garden parties, and I was at the nearest end of it, the farther end had a corner to a serving desk where some women were doing something. An old man with white hair and beard showed me some berries on a plate. They were grey, around 1 inch in size, and looked a bit like rosehip with the seeds removed. But there was a feeling that maybe they were some kind of intestines, maybe from a rodent or other small animal. The texture felt somewhere in between rosehip berries and intestines or organs. He implied we were going to cook them which would make them edible, by adding the right kinds of herbs and spice to the dish. When waking up the next day, I didn't at first think of this, but when making black tea, I spilled some on the desk and noticed that the energy form around the tea was the same as those strange berries, it encased them, a grey form which had the texture of an organ. -- This seemed to confirm what was at the back of my head - what he had shown me was the qliphoth, shells or "husks" which represent our negative side of the soul. So although drinking tea may seem like a harmless activity, there was a qliphoth/bad desire encasing it. By adding some kind of correct context (the herbs or spices in the dream) it would render the qliphoth in question "edible" and harmless.
I think mayhaps one needs to already have a knowledge of kabbalistic concepts and theories to make full use of this book. It is however very sharp in terms of the inner alchemy or jewish version of tantra, which is hidden in plain view in the common bible, no need to dive into the zohar etc to learn this. I expect most of the meaning will pass over the heads of most reader who treat the bible texts as mere "teachings by example" and fail to see the energy works implied by the stories in allegorical, symbolic or as parabels. Fundamantalists won't see it. The real meaning of the hated circumcision will also be revealed. Do you also cut the string under your tongue to practice Hatha Yoga? Imagine if this was a requirement, that's what has happened in "modern judaism". A failure to look beyond the literal meaning of the text.
>>2355 Were any of your parents jews?
>>2356 No. Although there is a German derived name with "Stein" in it further back, no one to my knowledge was jewish. Why?
>>2357 Your mental pattern feels very jewish. And you've chosen to use a picture of a jew as your flag.
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>>2358 It is because I am in this thread to discuss a Jewish kabbalah book perhaps? And the flag is ironic, I am not a zionist and I didn't see a Kabbalist flag. It's funny how even AI respect one if just presenting oneself as jewish, you should try it. Text properly written, ethnicity correctly manifested, decent background. Never underestimate the power of Role Play.
Effect coming through really nice. I recommend not reading less than 50 pages or so in one session, with uninterrupted focus, because the energy system needs to be set up and functional in your mind for there to be any effect. Once you see it take form, use meditative stance to burn its form in properly and the energy system will lead your transformation. It works no different from the texts its derived from i.e the bible when read kabbalistically.
When I study the Hebrew language and read the Zohar, it seems (respectively) like a code for hacking the matrix, and a guide to the relationship between my individual consciousness and the great 'everything else,' and all the jew crap about following retarted rules and chopping your penis off is the equivalent of stone age niggers making a cargo cult out of high technology
>>2609 I can't say in which order this happened, but I started on a beginner course in Hebrew based on the bible along with reading the Tanya. A few nights ago I found myself in a place which looked like I'd imagine the historical era. It felt and looked like a paradise with a clean and holy feeling of benevolence, and the people expressed a warmth and friendliness never seen among Jews down here today.
>>2349 >>2355 >>2339 Any way on combatting a blindly anti-abrahamic batshit insane schizo who mindlessly denounces anything related to abrahamic word?
>>2766 I think the best approach for you is to read the Tanya in the manner recommended in this thread. Then you will see that such a person is controlled by their animal nature, and not worth your time. To get started on kabbalistic study, begin by reading this book attached here. This is a good introduction, after which you will have a better chance at grasping the wisdom of the Tanya.
>>2772 I've many a post on the "help" thread on his deranged matriarchal beliefs revolving around a "source mother" of "death", how lucifer was a "female soul kicked out for exposing le big bad evil source father's fragility" amongst other wicked neurolinguistic trickery he calls "weapons". Is there a kabbalistic method of combatting such personalities from using my consciousness as a vector to multiply and embolden itself further? A way of reversing this momentum?
>>2781 You are looking for methods when you should be looking for understanding. Starting from the beginning and building up from there is one way. With the kabbalistic framework, the torah (books of Moses in the bible) will gain new layers of meaning, it will be within this frame of reference that you find the answers to what something is, and how to handle it accordingly. Everything else refers back to the original scriptures, which means even the new testament is kabbalistic. If you would just start with the book attached to my last post, you would be able to see what I mean. The story of Jesus is told 4 times, which corresponds to the 4 ways of interpreting the torah, the literal, allegorical, symbolic and parable interpretation. Normally the text should be simultaneously understood in all 4 ways at once, but in this part of the texts which form the basis of christianity, the main theme of each chosen gospel is one of the 4 interpretations. Through this we can see that christianity itself is not separate from the kabbalistic current of judaism, they are the same thing!
>>2782 Granted, wish me luck.
>>2782 which gospel is which?


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