Third Eye and Tefillin

Is there a connection between the Third Eye Chakra in Hinduism and the Torah's command to place tefillin between one's eyes? Does Judaism have a concept of the spiritual "Third Eye"? See the full video here: • Judaism vs. Hinduism

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  • @meitalt3301
    @meitalt33013 ай бұрын

    Thanlyou so much for your videos theyre absolutely amazing and inspiring. I have a question for you: whats going on with the para aduma? They say there are 3 in israel and there are pictures of the mizbeach. Is that ok? is it not? What does it mean for klal yisrael?

  • @EfraimPalvanov

    @EfraimPalvanov

    3 ай бұрын

    Very welcome! Really nothing new is happening with the para aduma. There have been several kosher ones in Israel for a while, along with a makeshift mizbe'ach. But nothing will change practically until Mashiach comes. Wrote more about it last year here: www.mayimachronim.com/a-brief-history-of-red-heifers/

  • @meitalt3301

    @meitalt3301

    3 ай бұрын

    @@EfraimPalvanov thankyou!!

  • @zainkhan-uh5ub

    @zainkhan-uh5ub

    3 ай бұрын

    @@EfraimPalvanov why do some rabbis say mashiach will be a non (traditional) jew?

  • @simondesanta5774
    @simondesanta57742 ай бұрын

    Link to full video?

  • @EfraimPalvanov

    @EfraimPalvanov

    2 ай бұрын

    kzread.info/dash/bejne/pIuG2a6af66ndpM.html

  • @nirviikalpa
    @nirviikalpa3 ай бұрын

    Sir, that has nothing called Hinduism! It is a culture. It’s not a religion

  • @EfraimPalvanov

    @EfraimPalvanov

    2 ай бұрын

    Please see the full class on 'Judaism vs. Hinduism' here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pIuG2a6af66ndpM.html

  • @vijaym7475

    @vijaym7475

    2 ай бұрын

    Hindu is not a religion as people think. It is a culture. It has no god

  • @hamiltonsarain9608
    @hamiltonsarain96083 ай бұрын

    From what I gather, the 7 chakras correspond with the endocrine system, with the 2 highest chakras corresponding with the pituitary and pineal glands, so there is a physiological basis of "enlightenment" that is achieved through yogic practices in that culture. Perhaps, in the messianic age, these living, breathing human beings ('nafshot hhayot') that we are will all be more in tune with this beautiful "creation" of Elohim. In the so-called Hindu culture(s), so-called "enlightenment" is achieved only by a few after much discipline and effort, but I imagine that, eventually, all will be "in tune" with the "will" of Hashem.

  • @zainkhan-uh5ub
    @zainkhan-uh5ub3 ай бұрын

    The 7 chakras and 7 spirits of God are totally different to the made up 10 sephirot in Judaism kabbalah

  • @hamiltonsarain9608

    @hamiltonsarain9608

    3 ай бұрын

    When you mention 7 "spirits of G-d," are you referring to chapter 11 of Isaiah?

  • @adlevhashamayim4694

    @adlevhashamayim4694

    3 ай бұрын

    They are not made up.

  • @hamiltonsarain9608

    @hamiltonsarain9608

    3 ай бұрын

    @adlevhashamayim4694 The comment prompted me to study that passage in Isaiah again, which is followed by chapter 12, a chapter that is to be sung with melody. Take care and be well! I wish you success and true prosperity.

  • @amaliarr32

    @amaliarr32

    3 ай бұрын

    This has nothing to do with the real Elohim. This is of Hasatan!

  • @hamiltonsarain9608

    @hamiltonsarain9608

    3 ай бұрын

    @adlevhashamayim4694 I'm thinking that you are stating that the 10 's'firot' are not "made up." Apparently, they are all derived from the Tanakh, but they are merely a conceptual framework. Yoy! I won't attempt to explain in detail what I mean by that. In short, one should not make an idol of the tree of life. For me, as a non-Jew, the 'qabalah' I learned guided me to a direct experience, and Torah for the Nations helps me to be more truly human out here in the Gentile world. I've had a lot of hard luck. I've had to learn from the bad examples of others more than from good exemplars, and from my own mistakes and bad habits, of course. That's how it goes. I stand in awe before the mystery of all life and existence. Barukh Hashem!