Elon Musk Says Money Won’t Matter by 2036 — Did the Rambam See AI Coming? Rabbi Lawrence Hajioff

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• JO

  @jorahkeys9310 · 1 month ago

  It is so true that in this generation it’s so easy to learn because of internet at any format. So amazing ❤️

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• FU

  @functiondave · 1 month ago

  Just started watching…I need this right now!

• SA

  @SABIDURIADELATORAH · 1 month ago

  Yasherkoach ❤

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• PA

  @PAS-s2y · 1 month ago

  5786 unless we account for what may be "the missing years".  Could be something like 5948.

• RI

  @ridasz7954 · 1 month ago

  תודה רבה ❤

• IL

  @IlzaTaroco-v8i · 2 weeks ago

  Aqui está um avanço de milênio <br>A perfeição <br>1• será julgamento?<br>...

• SU

  @suzanneafshar8719 · 1 month ago

  The age of abundance for the elite few.

• ED

  @eddieramirez785 · 1 month ago

  The book is called, &nbsp;I&apos;ve been here before. &nbsp;By Sarah rigler

• MD

  @mdevorah6833 · 1 month ago (edited)

  ❤<br>I want to live to 160... i &nbsp;have the feeling of &quot;i cannot come back and do this again!<br>This is why it is on my heart to T.T.T. campaign&quot; <br>1st T = Teshuva<br>2nd T = Tithing<br>3rd T = Tehillum.<br>I need everyone to share this and take part.<br>Thank you for sharing!!❤❤

• RA

  @rabelad · 1 month ago

  This subject of reincarnation was introduced to me at a very young age. I’m 74 now but when I was 4 or 5 years old I had a strong gut feeling of having had a recycled life. I was born and raised as a Catholic in Pennsylvania in a very mountainous region. &nbsp;The area has many places where the mountain was cut away in order to allow the highways to be built on the mountain side. &nbsp;These are called road cuts by geologists. I wasn’t Jewish at that time, but when I was about 5 years old my dad drove on a section of highway where there was a prominent road cut. &nbsp;But one day I had a very strong and uncomfortable gut feeling of what it would be like to be reincarnated into a boulder or even a cliff face like which we were riding next to. &nbsp;I imagined being part of that rock wall and consciously watching all that was taking place around me through mystical eyes, being forced to watch all of humanity pass by while I was excluded from it. &nbsp;I thought of all of humanity passing near me for years, maybe centuries, and that being stuck in that rock was a punishment for some wrong-doing(s) I had committed in a previous life. I remembered it throughout my life though I never took it seriously as i chalked it up to the overactive imagination of a 5-year old child. &nbsp;But years later I developed a strong attraction to Judaism and converted under Orthodox auspices in my 20’s. &nbsp; At some point i was in a discussion with a rabbi and the subject somehow turned to reincarnation. The rabbi told me that it&apos;s accepted in Judaism of being reincarnated into another person, but also of the possibility of also being reincarnated into an animal or even a rock or boulder. &nbsp;When i heard that I was stunned. He said that being thus imprisoned near a highway just to watch humanity pass by and be excluded from it for an indeterminate amount of time is a punishment in itself. At that point I started to take that unpleasant childhood fantasy a lot more seriously. Not that I believe that I actually was embossed in a boulder or cliff face. I don&apos;t know, but it was a shock that &nbsp;my childhood imagery was repeated exactly, in detail, in Judaism. Weird.

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  @TovaRW2850 · 1 month ago

  This is a good podcast love how fired up Rabbi is about Moshiach and whole heartedly believe that every Jew need to read any of Torah that calls to their heart ❤❤ &nbsp;🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

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• KA

  @karagafford7214 · 1 month ago

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