Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman

– Parents worry that a child growing up in this kind of society may become excessively dependent on the opinion […]

– You say that a child has to be raised in a way that lets him perceive the world holistically

– In psychology, a “boundary” is determined as the place where my interests collide with the interests of the people

 Do the educator’s personal talents or level of preparation matter? Who can be an educator, and who shouldn’t be one?

– Say there are parents who take the course, study this method, and have a child who goes to this

– Should the educator interact with the children’s parents? – It’s preferable for the same setting and attitude to continue

Q: It seems that in Kabbalah, just like in any other field, it takes a great effort to make it

– Say we have gathered children of different ages in one place where they have to learn to find a

Q: Can I study Kabbalah even though I’m not sure how it will affect me? A: Anyone can begin to study

– If an educator becomes so involved in the children’s environment, then he literally merges with it. Won’t it be