The Russia–Ukraine War in 2022 and Karmic Jews

All indications suggest that the war between Russia and Ukraine in 2022 is a continuation of the Holocaust known from the Second World War. Nominally, Jews now make up 0.4% of Ukraine’s population. However, the war affects not so much Jews themselves as Karmic Jews. How do we know this?

Huge groups of people CURRENTLY living in Ukraine, on the astral level, wear Hasidic clothing, black robes extending below the knees, sidelocks and typical hats with flat brims. Some have ornaments indicating their affiliation with a particular family, with the school of a particular Tzaddik. For some reason, God gathered the karmic Hasidic community within one territory. I did not see figures from other Jewish sects such as the Falashas, Essenes, etc.

I was told, probably falsely, that the same cause lay behind the massacre of Armenians as Karmic Jews—the genocide committed against the Armenian population in the Ottoman Empire during the First World War, in the years 1915–1917. Armenians estimated the number of victims at 1.5 million people > Link.

The Holocaust during the Second World War took approximately 6 million people from the nation of Israel. Let us ask why it is that God allows this? What did the Jews do that karma reaches them in a particular place and time?

When reading Edgar Cayce, back in the 1990s, I did not understand how it was that in his readings he said that numerous groups of Jews had settled South America even before the sinking of Atlantis, dated to 12,500 years ago. The Bible does not refer to such distant times. Perhaps Cayce meant groups of, among others, souls, people and beings called Jews, gathered so that they would worship and promote only the One God.

Why, then, are these groups fought in such a way? Let me remind you that a large Jewish population lived in Ukraine and all the way to Istanbul. They inhabited entire towns and even extensive autonomous regions. One Ottoman citizen named Sabbatai Zevi was chosen in Istanbul by 12 acquaintances as the Messiah. When he died, another Messiah appeared, and depending on how they are counted, there were between 5 and 7 of them. Like Jesus, they proclaimed that since they were already on Earth, the Ten Commandments no longer applied to anyone, meaning “do whatever you want.” The last active Messiah from this group, who also operated in Poland—Jacob Frank—was described by our Nobel Prize winner in The Books of Jacob. As their legacy, a fragmented but still numerous Hasidic sect emerged and continues to exist to this day. The point is that in this denomination, instead of praying to God, Jews went and still go to a Tzaddik in order to worship him. Today, for this purpose, they travel from Israel to Ukraine. Perhaps God already knows and sees this?

Opublikowano: 03/09/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: Religions, priests, sects, idolatry, vows.

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