In this installment, we open up the words of the Philosopher and explore his beliefs.
You can see this section on Sefaria.
We also opened with C.J. Jung's approach to dreams, their symbology, as well as their meaning. You can see that video on YouTube.
How Does Jung's theory of dreams relate to our King of Kuzar?
How do the Hakhamim of Israel interpret dreams and their meaning? See this source sheet on Sefaria for some sources relating to dreams.
What can we deduce about the King of Kuzar based on how Jung and the Hakhamim understand dreams?
What can we deduce about the Philosopher based on his response to the King's dream?
Are there any points that the Philosopher makes that we believe as Jews?
From where does the Philosopher get his understanding of the Divine?
