One of the aspects that dis­tin­guish­es peo­ple from ani­mals is the abil­i­ty to ques­tion our exis­tence, to ask about the mean­ing of life. Dur­ing this very spe­cial (and longer) addi­tion of the Open Din­er we turn to one of the world’s most ancient wis­doms to find the answer to this question.

In fact, Kab­bal­ah is pre­cise­ly for those who seek the answer regard­ing life’s mean­ing. It is NOT a reli­gion or mys­ti­cism. It is a pre­cise and prac­ti­cal sci­ence, which has been passed down through the gen­er­a­tions and made avail­able to any­one who wished to attain a deep­er under­stand­ing of why you’re here and what your pur­pose is in the universe.

When we were lit­tle, we asked these ques­tions freely and inno­cent­ly: Why am I me? Where did I come from? What is life? What is life for? What hap­pens after life ends? The answers were, at best, philo­soph­i­cal, lack­ing depth and under­stand­ing. And while some of us stopped ask­ing, oth­ers con­tin­ued to search deep inside.

And the past year in a pan­dem­ic and social iso­la­tion has pushed many of us to pon­der our exis­tence and role in life. Let’s embark on this quest together.

By pop­u­lar demand, we bring you the answers to life’s deep­est ques­tions. Please join us on Thurs­day, 6 PM!

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