HOW TO DEAL WITH THE FEAR OF THE CHOSEN

What to do about their fear of The Chosen, the fear of Jews as "masterminds," about their fear of Judaism and their not knowing G-d or The Torah? How to deal with people who are frightened when you speak of The G-d Almighty Elohim because they do not know Him, as we excel in our education and businesses beyond their belief or comprehension? As our families stick together and do not end in divorce. As we give birth to many children who are loved children.

Seeing them shake and shiver, bending their knees in grief, vibrating their hands as they hold a cup of water, quivering their voices as they ask you questions about Judaism and demand that they have a right to know, but are not prepared to deal with the information because they do not know G-d.

What to do about this? Show these frightened people some compassion, realize their fears stem from ignorance and their ignorance can even go as far as hatred for The Chosen, because they know nothing about our mission or who we are or what we do and their fear causes them to hate because they covet and are jealous.

Be gentle with them, talk to them in a calm voice so they feel your calmness and it transfers unto them, try to be aware that G-d Who is so powerful, is in your reflection and His awesomeness shows on you as G-d's Chosen people The Jews, and these fearful people see G-d in you and in everything you say and do. As they look at us and see G-d in our faces and in our words, as they see the awesomeness of The Almighty in us, in our actions and deeds, in our commitment to His Covenant and this is what frightens them.

Be empathetic and realize how their fear of us affects them, skyrocketing their blood pressure, causing weakness in their knees, their brains confused as they look at G-d in our faces but they do not know Him so cannot comprehend Him or us.

Give them a sweet smile and let them know that we as The Chosen are not out to hurt them, that what we want in the world is peace between all religions and all peoples.

Keep these frightened people in our prayers, pray for the world and for universal peace.