Faster than Light

ScienceDaily (May 8, 2009)Two Baylor University physicists believe they have an idea that can turn traveling at the speed of light from science fiction to science, and their idea does not break any laws of physics.

String theory suggests the universe is made up of multiple dimensions. Height, width and length are three dimensions, and time is the fourth dimension. Scientists believe that there are a total of 10 dimensions, with six other dimensions that we can not yet identify. A new theory, called M-theory, takes string theory one step farther and states that the “strings” actually vibrate in an 11-dimensional space. It is this 11th dimension that the Baylor researchers believe could help propel a ship faster than the speed of light.

The Sefer Yitzira/Book of Formation is the first book of the Cabala written 4000 years ago states clearly that there are 10 and not 11 when speaking about dimensions of creation; the reason for this equivocation is because there is 11, but the 11th so high that it is beyond that definition of dimension.

The importance of science having reached the knowledge of the Cabala is evident from the story of the Bal Shem Tov who ascended into heaven and asked when will Moshiach come? The answer given him by Moshiach was, when everyone can do like you and ascend into the heavens. That time is close.

Greed Verses Responsibility

The president has promised "the sweeping change that this country demanded when it went to the polls in November.”

The epicenter of the disease eating at America is being confronted head on; the fight between those who have sold their soul for a buck and the rest of us is about to unfold. Though the people of America voted for this change, those unwilling to give up their addiction to money are in opposition to the will of the people. These same people who insisted that we go to war against the will of the world now insist on making war against the President and the people.

In the book Raishith Chochma/Beginning of Wisdom is written that God loves every human being; centuries later when asked how to love God, the Bal Shem Tov replies, by loving what God loves. The Creator loves all of creation. Our responsibility from the very beginning of human history when God told Adom to watch over the Garden of Eden is the nurturing of life no matter the cost.