SHABBAT SHALOM

4 Iyyar 5781
Erev Shabbat Kodesh
Parashat Tazria-Metzora
Day 19 of the Omer 

The World Council of Religious Leaders - One Tip of the Iceberg

2 Iyyar 5781

This universal, humanistic religion which has been handcrafted for the New World Order, using parts from everywhere, is the single greatest threat to the Jewish nation today.  They pervert the words of the Holy Torah and relegate it to being an equal among all other religious texts, as they do Judaism and the Jewish people as well.  In this way, they destroy the very foundation of everything that makes us unique and holy and chosen, a guiding light of Truth in the midst of the darkness of an idolatrous world where humankind attempts to crown itself the highest authority.

The World Council of Religious Leaders aims to serve as a model and guide for the creation of a community of world religions. In the spirit of service and humility, it seeks to inspire women and men of all faiths in the pursuit of peace, justice and mutual understanding. It will undertake initiatives to provide the spiritual resources of the world's religious traditions to assist the United Nations and its agencies in the prevention, resolution and healing of conflicts and in the eradication of their causes and in addressing social and environmental problems. By promoting the practice of the spiritual values shared by all religious traditions, and by uniting the human community for times of world prayer and meditation, the World Council seeks to aid in developing the inner qualities and external conditions needed for the creation of a more peaceful, just and sustainable world society.

The role of religious leaders has never been more important in helping to set a new direction for the human community. The World Council will encourage the religious traditions and the United Nations to work in closer cooperation in building a community of the world's religions to work for the benefit of the global family. In a fragile world that grows increasingly violent, we are coming together to further dialogue and to build a foundation of trust so that religious leaders can be an effective and powerful vehicle for peace. (Source) 

"Woe to those who say of the evil that it is good and of the good that it is evil; who present darkness as light and light as darkness, who present bitter as sweet and sweet as bitter. Woe to those who are wise in their own eyes, and in their own estimation, of profound understanding." (Yeshayahu 5.20-21)

According to the New World Order, ideas like the Jews being singled out to fulfill a unique mission within the framework of a special relationship to the Creator, that the Torah and the Land of Israel were given to the Jews exclusively, that certain relationships are forbidden, etc. have all just been misunderstood!!  God forbid!!

Chief Rabbis of Israel Declared Hinduism to be a Monotheistic Faith - NOT Idolatrous!!

HISTORIC HINDU JEWISH DECLARATION

Swami Dayananda Saraswati organised the first Hindu-Jewish meet in February 2007 at New Delhi. Facilitated by “The World Council of Religious Leaders”, this was a great event as both the Hindu and Jewish traditions, which do not have aggressive programs of conversion, and advocated a way of life to accomplish the view.

• This Hindu-Jewish dialogue was aimed at highlighting common cultural features and common philosophies behind the two religions while gladly accepting the differences. A joint declaration was issued acknowledging the shared values of two traditions and for deepening the bilateral relationship predicated on the recognition of One Supreme Being.

• A second summit was held at Jerusalem, February 17-20, 2008. The Government of Israel supported the meet and the entire Rabbinate and Jewish scholars participated in the dialogue. The Hindu delegation consisted of members of the Hindu Dharma Acharya Sabha, including representatives of Shankaracharyas. This second meet was as extraordinary as the first one in that it emphasized and illustrated the importance of honest dialogue between any two religious traditions to resolve seemingly irresolvable differences. The Jerusalem meet concluded with a landmark declaration that Hindus worship “One Supreme Being” and are not really idolatrous. The implications of this are profound in content and far-reaching in effect.

 • Judaism was born of the complete repudiation of idol worship and rabbinic literature abounds with denunciation of idolatry. Due to an incomplete understanding, Hinduism has been perceived by the Jewish traditions as idolatrous and promoting many gods. For centuries, both the Hindus and Jewish people have experienced at the hands of aggressive religions extremely violent consequences of wrong perceptions. The Historic declaration made at the Jerusalem meet sets to rest the wrong notion that Hinduism is idolatrous. The declaration reads: “It is recognized that One Supreme Being in its formless and manifest aspects has been worshipped by Hindus over millennia. The Hindus relate to only the One Supreme Being when he/she prays to a particular manifestation. This does not mean that Hindus worship ‘idols’. They worship devataas who are manifestation of the One Supreme Being”. 

The Chief Rabbi announced that it was a matter of relief to know that their hitherto held perception was wrong. 

(On this declaration one can read Swami Dayananda Saraswati’s article published by the media). This declaration is indeed a hallmark declaration showing way for meaningful dialogue between leaders of different religious traditions and to help remove wrong perceptions arising from lack of understanding and / or misunderstanding.  (Source) 

FIRST HINDU JEWISH LEADERSHIP SUMMIT DECLARATION  (REPORT)

SECOND HINDU JEWISH LEADERSHIP SUMMIT DECLARATION  (REPORT)

FIRST AND SECOND HINDU JEWISH LEADERSHIP SUMMIT INFORMATION

There is no one upon whom we can rely except 

our Father in Heaven!!!!

BREAKING 'VACCINE' NEWS

2 Iyyar 5781

US recommends ‘pause’ for J&J vaccine over clot reports

 ...The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration announced that they were investigating unusual clots that occurred 6 to 13 days after vaccination. The FDA commissioner said she expected the pause to last a matter of days.

The clots occurred in veins that drain blood from the brain and occurred together with low platelets, the fragments in blood that normally form clots. All six cases were in women between the ages of 18 and 48. One person died, and all of the cases remain under investigation.