The mystical (Kabbalist) power of introverts

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[@mikehorton3664]

6 sisters, 3 sisters older, 3 sisters younger only boy, had to be introvert, grew up in the country w/ a faithful old dog, 7th grade educated now 65 yrs no cell phone, no tv, very little news, usually israel news , no kids, 1 wonderful wife, we owe no man, but we love and help when possible, following God's word, full of peace,God bless.

[@dawndid5972]

You are beautiful

[@iskandermagnus1972]

Following which Gods word? A god who believes a select few people are chosen and have the right to rule and enslave the world? Or some other God who doesn’t believe in theological supremacy?

[@Shanablueray]

I'm a bonafide introvert. There have been many recent studies on introverts, extroverts, and even ambivert. Introverts' brains and central nervous system operate a little differently from extroverts. We are fed from quiet time, small groups of loved ones, eye contact, and meaningful conversation. Overstimulating is draining to our central nervous system. Parties,loud noises, crowds, shallow conversation, competition, and unexpected attention can send us into overload and stress. Shyness comes from insecurity. There are a lot of good books that talk about the differences between the 3 verts.

[@aaronrobertcattell8859]

Aristotle famously wrote, "The more you know, the more you realize you don't know."

[@KingAztek]

I love this

[@Hyunckel]

Socrate

[@Noe_The_light_wins777]

❤

[@Noe_The_light_wins777]

@@Hyunckel Aristotle is famously credited with saying, "The more you know, the more you realize you don't know". This idea is also known as the Dunning-Kruger effect, which is most applicable when someone has limited experience and is overconfident.

[@bofig23]

I'm an introvert but I'm not shy at all. I'm just not interested that much what most other people do and think, and I'm not interested in sharing my life too much to strangers or even close ones to some degree. I like to think before talking, and if there's nothing important or substantial to say, I just listen. And if there's no substance in what to listen, I'll leave.

[@Pl0x1111]

❤❤❤

[@user-kv7bs7ug8u]

From the bottom of my heart Thank you , for this conversation it means more to me then you will ever know ❤

[@melmil9836]

I believe l have always and always will be, introverted, shy and awkward all at the same time. Now in my 50’s l just need to now learn how to just be happy with being all of these three. As always Rabbi beautiful words from you.❤🇦🇺

[@KingAztek]

I love this Rabbi so much and the way he speaks is very pleasing to me. So soothing 😌 😴 ☺️ ✨️

[@miarozzi7268]

This Man has a beautiful godly spirit〽️🕊🖤✌️

[@zuleigaagulhas9740]

Some people have the tendency to become quite prejudice against someone whom they have never seen or known just because of what others has said abt the person and once a person is impressed by the wrong thing and has formed the wrong opinion nothing can change it, then its easy to label the person as either toxic or a narcissist or stupid or whatever comes to mind. Doesnt matter if you're introvert or extrovert. Hense I'm saying if people didnt walk your walk then they cannot talk your talk. Period! Thanks again Rabbi for this very informative message

[@Memiceelfandeye]

I am an introvert who became an extravert to survive in this societal wilderness. At heart, as an introvert is where I am the best version of me.

[@elisekrentzel27]

I’m an extro-introvert 50/50 in harmony

[@viktorias7599]

Thank you for your Teaching 🙏 May Yeshua be with us always.

[@AsherSolomon777]

I believe my love for creating art turned me into an introvert. I’ve always had my face buried in my work, it’s this driving force inside me that takes over and I end up neglecting social interactions. Even when I’m not making art my mind is busy creating new concepts. There is always a give and take in this world , the greatest gift G-d can give is contentment with one’s lot.

[@georgitchkhaidze1127]

Carl Jung said that there are no 100 percent introverted or extroverted people. There are also many quite balanced personalities that are difficult to define. Many years ago I wondered what proportions are optimal and natural for a person between introversion and extroversion. I dreamed the answer, it was the golden ratio.

[@meralguzey..ph.d538]

🙏Thank you Rabbi Jacobson.

[@rachelkennedy2161]

Wonderful teaching Thank you Rabbi ❤❤🙏🙏✡️🇬🇧🇮🇱🪷🇯🇵

[@meadowswta8657]

an excess of understanding is an erosion of knowledge and vice versa. finding a balanced system of time spent acquiring the knowledge and equal time spent processing that knowledge into understanding.

[@AquariusGate]

Introspection, this feeds an introvert nature of awareness. Extrapolation is a learning mechanism f9r extroverts. No-one is an absolute introvert or extravert and at some time in experience the superior function becomes the inferior and vice-versa.inferior and superior is a Jung8an description of these dualities. I coached MBTI for a good portion of my career. All traits change, 11:01 humanity’s greatest gift is reinvention.

[@scottfrance1400]

I've found a busy life brings stress. It invites trouble and dramas , even if that's not the intention, it will soon come . A quiet life brings peace to the soul ,time to think and reflect. And a peaceful soul brings peace to others. Someone who can be happy to be alone is very hard for others to control. Yet a busy soul gets limited by need for company , and a need for company invites contempt from others and a restless soul . It can be attractive to others ,but creates an open door to be used aswell. For myself, peace and quiet is my home .it's my place to relax and feel free. Unbothered and unburdened. Lonliness seldom comes and company loses its lustre quickly . Good company is enjoyable for longer.

[@susanehamlin8550]

Introvert likes people,but they like quiet time to think, do a hobby, read or just have a quiet less hectic life. My parents were extrovert, but like both people and also quiet too.

[@2beolivia]

I'm an extroverted introvert

[@guarionex4672]

Very powerful understanding, comprehension and introspection Rabbi! As always Im humbled by the depths of the journeys you discover. So very thankful for sharing with us. It is a great honor to be able to learn at your feat! A very humble Master at understanding life and who we truly are! It’s also very awesome to see and hear you express many aspects that I’ve seen of some, if not many aspects of life that I have come to understand, but find difficult to express it as clearly and eloquently as you do! So it is nice to see others seeing many things I see but don’t know how to compose. What a great Rabbi and teacher you are! Once again thank you for the beautiful purpose you play in this creation story of life! 🔥❤️ And it is absolutely true on that study! The older I get the more I know how little I know as Aristotle once so very wisely explained… 🎯 Thank you also for the lesson of remembering to keep the balance! A great lesson and reminder!

[@BonnieAndClydeAquatics]

You could’ve paraphrased this brother, bless up

[@josephlezano7691]

If i may ask a second time without being erased . I mean well . Why isn't this gentleman being offered a glass of water at his speeches ? Thank you . With very best wishes .

[@silverpenn3809]

I was born in Sweden to immigrant parents. When I'm with my family, friends or fellow countrymen I'm an extrovert. When I'm at work or around Swedes I'm an introvert. I don't talk unnecessarily but I'm very honest and direct so I sometimes "shock" people because of that. In Sweden you're supposed to beat around the bush and clench your fist in your pocket and hope the problem goes away by itself.

[@catherinem4130]

This is deep thoughtful stuff. Interesting. Thank you.

[@Quintwilliams]

I was that always quiet kid in grade school through high school, and I weighed just 90 pounds. I was not athletic, but I loved music and played the piano. All of my friends remember me as the quiet one who rarely talks to them.

[@akai.christo]

Thank you Rabbi Jacobson!!💪🔯🙏♥️🔥🎶

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

I have huge questions about reality. What does God or the gods do? What is this? Is this the end of the universe? Is cern and werewolves, vampires finally fighting a final battle with reptilians and the devil?

[@cs6113]

Thank you Rabbi Simon Jacobson...

[@eyelovetheskyandthesea]

Definitely I wouldn't let someone shoot me. I would fight. And that's not evil. That's the natural imprinted divine code to live. It is not selfish. If someone would take my life I would took their, if not possible to manage to bring peace into that situation so both can live. It would be stupid to let someone shoot me.

[@parapet128]

Thank you

[@vegetibilis2422]

im working on exertion-ism psychology for interoceptive and experience anomaly resolution efficacy , its based on the exertions that you put yourself threw amongst the 4 health elements (nutritive exertion-ism, physical exertion-ism, intellectual exertion-ism and environmental exertion-ism)

[@joeymitchell5467]

very true always wanted to be alone now more than ever as this world has become an insane asylum.I really enjoy my own company in my florida condo always have.

[@thelastaustralian7583]

Both mostly 'Bound life long ,'Traits' .Are stemming from exposure to early Environmental factors .

[@meadowswta8657]

i don't understand why almost everyone tries to formulate there own meaning's for intro / extro..... they already have definitive meaning, sourced from and rooted deep in a field of science. when Carl Jung created the 2 words it was not just some simple task with hardly any point or applicable function, just the opposite really, Jung's words can only mean what the actual true meaning he found he found when he looked long and hard. 2 highly substantial achievements that really kicked the field into gear. the living abstract of MIND is so far from our sight that to all but the most dedicated of people travel far enough and experience enough to begin building psychic functions for the deliberate attempt of momentarily creating glitch in the minds functioning and in that split second was lifetimes of importance its never b4 had humans conceived a method that can gain a perception/sight able to experience not the function itself (not possible) but the side effects of the glitch ripple though the mind and via that begin fact sprung up more and more mind defining the once undefinable there is plenty of other words out there without an actual important scientific use/meaning that ppl can wreak, there is no other well defined research tool for the study of mind and its really not likely that another person with a capacity on par with jung and his willingness an dedication to find something that still exist in a place not understood foundation truth pulled from thin air then made fact. ps. humans r not uniform in any internal happenings, i do chuckle when chatting with extro's who almost all of are completely incapable of expanding there sight beyond what the outside tells them is! and since they cant just effortlessly walk the MINDS path to ones self, there ignorance of everything other then there external education and adding there self inflated ego that just loops its own delusional superiority. its so laughable that a set of ppl whos hole existence can be sourced back to there external directional Q's and the external tangible reality is so ignorant its clueless to... well the other half of everything, and thats walking around head high because its the best at everything and since everything to them isn't even half of the interactive experience available in reality. i the alleged inferior one who has worked with dozens of extro's working to help them find that path to total reality but basically all failed to commit to do the required action to begin growing there understanding of everything "not them" but just not very easy to get something that dose actually holds itself above me in all things (there can never b a path in front of the man on top) top off who sees nothing beyond there own "will" and that "will" is "THE TOTAL OF ALL" and the total must be spread applied to everything, brilliant stuff from the superior beings. what a joke i mean where is all the complex happenings that one expects to see in a place of superior creation, i dont see developmental programs for future needs of man, like im trying my best to educate them with what i have they dont yet never do they com,e to us with what we cant see and understand with ease but it only takes moments to connect with ther tangible and take all its nown ......................... NOPE I'M DONE, I OVER DID IT, AN NOW MY MIND LEFT ME HERE HANGING, DAM

[@imlegendcc2854]

I'm multivert. Slightly below omnivert. 😊

[@markberman6708]

I'm an omnivore. I like to consume all things, particularly knowledge, do, however, greatly dislike Brussel Sprouts.

[@gobradon]

Hey Rabbi. I was a very happy man at one time. But then I went to prison for debt. I didn't steal I didn't hurt nobody I didn't do anything but left a woman after to much hurt and loss of self and figured it's better to leave than leave broken. I was wrong because I left my son as well only after considering how awful his life might be from us and the drama and the fighting and the garbage. And then I got bitter. I used to he happy but like I said prison. I got into a fight and put a man in a 3 month coma for threatening my sons life with release and knowing his address. Did 3 years in segregation straight. Yeah now I just stay well away and I'm not happy Rabbi. It's not some want to he alone it's just we can't be around ourselves let alone you and other's.

[@gran-fromg-townhola9429]

Hola 👋 please hit the 👍👍👍👍 & BEAUTIFUL BLESSING for US ALL!!! 🙏🙏🙏✌🏼

[@Quintwilliams]

Thanks!

[@Meaningfullifecenter]

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[@ashentmariner]

I only need to sea how a tribe treat's there animal's. Ash'ent Mariner 🐭 the World as Will And Representation 🌍 Arthur Schopenhauer's Master Work ☮️

[@tilmonreeves6275]

If you truly believe in the Kabbalist power then to be nothing is to be everything. I know nothing of Kabbalah. It just sounded right. So now I see Ein-sof. The Primal Nought. Ah hah. "Ehyeh asher Ehyeh". Makes sense the Aleph is not just the one but like all the rest of the words and you could jump to the conclusion of everything from the nothing. The Sefirot. The introvert could say anything. Just because he is quiet doesn't mean he does not have a world to speak. Yesh and Ayin switching values like an extrovert to an introvert.

[@Madgura]

I have a deep appreciation for society but I long for solitude. My peers will not allow this. My Family holds too much regard for my character to let it be a hermit.

[@user-dw4lg1fx6o]

Is that why I feel left out at weddings. My step family are Jewish people. I'd rather say home that's why.

[@troybreedlove4195]

Im neither here nor there this nor that;

[@abigailbruner]

Would you like to meet me rabbi? I wonder who you'll say I am...

[@EARTH_7171]

🙏🏾

[@MyWalk3296]

Often I might be considered an introvert but really I'm bored

[@MerovingianQBee]

🌛🌛🌛💜💜💜⚜⚜⚜

[@user-yl5jr3cg2l]

Only God knows who we really are because you have to have masks to survive in this big dog eats little dog world.

[@fallen666samael]

Dragons have gone extinct. Not many in my frequancy, l live by the door of there small box of Lies, so lm an Introvert

[@hex1443]

Have you tried knocking?

[@hex1443]

And her body may have been thrown aside but it’s the breathing earth we build places to put up doors upon.

[@Memiceelfandeye]

@@hex1443why knock at a door that is not ready to be opened?

[@user-br5ps]

PYSCH IT UP 😛 🤤

[@jonerlandson1956]

you people do NOT belong in my life... -->> freedom (n.) Old English freodom "power of self-determination, state of free will; emancipation from slavery, deliverance;" see free (adj.) + -dom. Meaning "exemption from arbitrary or despotic control, civil liberty" is from late 14c. Meaning "possession of particular privileges" is from 1570s. Similar formation in Old Frisian fridom, Dutch vrijdom, Middle Low German vridom.