Going Up to Jerusalem

Ever since civilization began to form nation states, there has been a war over Jerusalem. Especially between the three religions, and the rest of the world who have always felt a connection to our region. This continues today and will probably not stop anytime soon.

Going up to Jerusalem is not some random thing, but the explanation is buried deep in our subconscious, rather than being something we're aware of.

And yet, the demonstrators found it appropriate to go up to Jerusalem today with their own agenda. The idea was to tell the entire State of Israel and its citizens how our government and country should operate.

Why are they doing this? Because only they know; only they understand what is good for everyone.

I ask myself if there is someone who knows exactly what is good for all the individuals in our country, with a method that would be good for everyone. From a practical point of view, it hasn't been found in the world yet. This will be the next method of development of the world, but we're not there yet.

That is why the entire symbolic ascent of the demonstrators to Jerusalem is really only symbolic.

They want to attain something they don't even understand. But only they hold the truth and represent progress. They've come to tell us what is good and what is right, and how important it is to say these things on the streets of Jerusalem, etc.

The True Ascent to Jerusalem

The ascent to Jerusalem in the future will be about forming a cosmopolitan city. It will be a city that integrates all cultures and religions, and actually the whole world in the form of its attitude and vision for all humanity, and every person. We'll reach a state of a world that serves itself for the benefit of all. I know this may still sound far-fetched, but it will eventually happen.

In the meantime it's important for everyone to be aware, including the distinguished Thomas Friedman who imagines that he understands the processes happening here: it's impossible to change the law of development.

So now would be a great time for everyone to take a few deep breaths and put things in the right perspective. What we have to look forward to sometime in the future is the ascent to the true future Jerusalem for all of us. The same form of relationship that we will acquire that will be mutual, which will encompass all of humanity so everyone can serve themselves; and enjoy this life in a way that is appropriate and necessary for each person no matter what their gender, nationality, or race. We must reach this new form of life.

What we witnessed today is an attempt to mix all this hate, division and coercion with the future ascent to the real Jerusalem that we will reach eventually, which is our next form of development. There is no connection between the two except maybe completely coincidental.

My hope is that this outpouring of hate will arouse waves of loyalty among those who truly identify with the real Israel. I have no doubt that this protest will not gain momentum, and people won't identify with them or what they represent because there's really not much substance there to identify with.

So until we reach the real Jerusalem where every person will be independent and enjoy real freedom - not the simulated freedom we think we have now. Between the great gaps, I hope that new forces of development will be born in us that will somehow be able to swallow these waves of hatred and turn them into love. Time will tell. We'll be able to measure all this more accurately later on.

Taking this whole protest to Jerusalem is simply another random act by irresponsible people, in an attempt to impose random agendas on the State of Israel and the people of Israel.

But don't forget that we are still the same people and in the near future we'll see how to connect opposites into a perfect whole.

To sum up - I'm very much against any path that favors hatred and violence, and all for any path that's focused on bridging gaps. This is the only thing that motivates me like my concern and love for the Land of Israel and the State of Israel. I don't always agree with and accept what's happening here, but running away is never an option. Neither is using inappropriate forms of communication that don't suit the spirit of this special nation. All they do is increase polarization and hatred in Israel.

I hope that very soon we'll wake up and pull back in time from this abyss that the protesters are trying to pull us into.