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The definition of giving you never heard before.

Name: The definition of giving you never heard before.
Uploaded: 2025-12-28T06:01:25+00:00
Duration: 1 min 5 s
Channel: Uzi Moses PhD
Description: In this solo presentation, Uzi Moses PhD explains a Kabbalistic perspective on giving drawn from the Zohar. He argues that the common charitable view is…

28 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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In this solo presentation, Uzi Moses PhD explains a Kabbalistic perspective on giving drawn from the Zohar. He argues that the common charitable view is a misunderstanding; the Zohar frames giving as a three‑fold, structural duty called “restorative responsibility.” The three acts are: (1) righteous individuals sustain those lacking moral clarity, (2) wise individuals sustain those lacking understanding, and (3) wealthy individuals sustain those lacking material resources. Baal HaSulam is cited to emphasize that one’s assets—moral, intellectual, or material—reveal the specific group for which one is responsible, and fulfilling this duty secures an eternal foundation for the world. The speaker stresses that advantage is not a privilege but a binding responsibility that upholds societal stability.

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The Zohar defines giving in a way that most people misunderstand. The Zohar says the world stands on three acts: righteous people sustain those who are lost, wise people sustain those who lack understanding, wealthy people sustain those who lack resources. And all of this is called restorative responsibility, not charity. Not generosity, but structure. If you are righteous, it is because someone needs moral clarity. If you are wise, it is because someone is living in confusion. And if you are wealthy, it is because someone lacks sustenance. Baal HaSulam explains, what you have reveals who you are responsible for. And when this responsibility is fulfilled, the Zohar said, it stands forever. Your advantage is not a privilege, it is a responsibility that holds the world together. Save this.