World Champions

Archie Manning, revered in New Orleans for his 11 seasons as quarterback of the Saints and his years of commitment to the city, says he can't root against his son in the upcoming Super Bowl game.

In the first book of the Five Books of Moshe, the foundational work of the Torah relates many stories of different forms of human relationships. The first is man and woman, then parents and children and after that man and wife.

The Talmud-Book of Law says there is no love like the love of brothers. There is no question who Peyton Manning’s brother Eli is rooting for, but the father has mixed emotions. The Midrash-Book of Metaphor says a son is like an extra arm to the father; Torah law states from the mother comes the Jewish soul but from the father comes the tribe. In the end, as seen in the Manning family, the tribe comes before the place.

The word Jewish comes from the Hebrew Yehudi one of the Twelves Tribes of the Jewish People of which Dovid first king of Israel 3000 years ago is head. It is from the seed of Dovid that Moshiach will come bringing peace to the world.

The Cabala explains the intricacies of the creation as derived from the Zohar-Book of Secret founded on the teachings of Rabbe Shimon and his son Rebbe Eliazer–the undisputed champions of the world.

Science Discovers Brain

The neuropsychological evidence shows that the right hemisphere pays wide-open attention to the world, seeing the whole, whereas the left hemisphere is adept at focusing on a detail.

The Cabala has detailed information about these two hemispheres of the brain called Mother and Father Never Separated; it is the male aspect of seeing which is incorporated into the right hemisphere where thoughts are comprehended at one time like a vast panorama before the mind’s eye. The contrary is true about the left hemisphere of the brain which like hearing excels in incremental thinking.

The reason why the two hemispheres of the brain are called Father and Mother is because they conceive and give birth to emotions. The two hemispheres of the brain correspond to the first two letters of the Name YHVH–the Yud/10 is the male letter and Hey/5 is the female letter. The Vav/6 correlates to the six emotions portrayed in the two triangles of the body: torso and two arms, two legs and the sex.

The final Hey/5 in the Name YHVH represents the power of speech. The letter Hey is composed of three lines representing thought, speech and action. Thought and emotions are connected but the line corresponding to action is separate from the other two lines–easy to think and feel, but hard to do.