if a man can travel and never find a home should he not question his own faults before blameing his problems?

Question

i ask this in relation to the if i am allowed to phrase it thus the jewish situation

Answer 1

Very good point and a good question. If I read it correctly you are asking about a home and not a house. In my view I take the home to be the environment and the house to be only the building or container.

I personally believe that what one does find is what he does seek. I also do believe a man seeks according to his own innate nature because I accept that birds of a feather do want to be together.

With that said I am of the opinion that a man who can not find a home among what he did seek out does have a big internal problem in his own innate nature. Within he is in a total state of confusion and does not even know what he wants. With this in place when he finds what he did seek in the first place, no satisfaction or contentment can be found.

I guess it appears I do accept your view that first he should look at his faults and attempt to repair them or have them repaired. Once that is done, maybe the problems thought to be problems will at that point not be a problem after all.

My Friend I am of the opinion one can find contentment in any situation or circumstance with the proper perspective. Thus for me it is the fault of not having the proper perspective that leads to problems.

I say it like this: Truth only hurts those who refuse to accept.

You have a good day, smile and do keep asking the questions that make one think.

Answer 2

Yes. Finding a home is easy, just a few friends and a roof over ones head is all thats needed.

Answer 3

Yes, since the common denominator in all his travels was, well, him.

lol

Answer 4

may be, may be not.

depends.