France—and, along with it, Europe and possibly the global economy are about to enter a new and uncertain era; Socialist François Hollande has defeated French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
There is a saying, The French don’t care what they do as long as they pronounce it properly. Their pronouncement yesterday was clear to everyone throughout the world – the conservative agenda is gone. What is needed now is a strong center that can right this listing ship.
Ghandi once proclaimed the West as, A ship without a rudder – a powerful engine without direction. For far too long the idea of Manifest Destiny has driven the West to make war throughout the world fueled by religious furor and designs of world Christian domination.
This self-righteous attitude has ignited opposition from Muslims and Communists giving the West a reason to wage war. What is needed is a strong center reigning in extremes. The design of creation is set upon three pillars: the right, center and left, called Tikun/Fixing.
The Cabala explains, The left and right are extremes but the center connects the essence to the earth. The move away from the right towards the left needs to settle in the middle – providing a way for people and industry to coalesce in forming a more perfect union.
Monday, May 7, 2012
Sunday, May 6, 2012
THE CABALA OF AURA
Researchers in Spain have found that at least some of the individuals claiming to see the so-called aura of people actually have the neuropsychological phenomenon known as synesthesia, that might be a scientific explanation of their alleged ability.
The Cabala explains, There are two types of light with which the Creator creates creation called: Ore Memali/Filling Light and Ore Sovav/Surrounding Light. Only a small amount of light is able to enter into the body leaving a veneer of glowing light surrounding the body.
The Talmud-Book of Law states, The body is a small world – meaning, the world is a large body; just as the body has an aura so does the world and for that matter so does the universe. This aura changes according to the needs and aspiration that occur within the vessel.
Every vessel, whether a world or a body, is made from the internal part that holds the light and the external part which radiates the light – the OreAinSof/LightWithoutEnd is the place from where all vessels were hewn. The soul is big like a sun radiating from that place.
In the future, we are promised, everyone will awake from this darkness of sleep and see the true light diffusing from the eternal and infinite, down into temporal and finite; one day it will become obvious to everyone that life abounds everywhere surrounded by a spiritual glow.
The Cabala explains, There are two types of light with which the Creator creates creation called: Ore Memali/Filling Light and Ore Sovav/Surrounding Light. Only a small amount of light is able to enter into the body leaving a veneer of glowing light surrounding the body.
The Talmud-Book of Law states, The body is a small world – meaning, the world is a large body; just as the body has an aura so does the world and for that matter so does the universe. This aura changes according to the needs and aspiration that occur within the vessel.
Every vessel, whether a world or a body, is made from the internal part that holds the light and the external part which radiates the light – the OreAinSof/LightWithoutEnd is the place from where all vessels were hewn. The soul is big like a sun radiating from that place.
In the future, we are promised, everyone will awake from this darkness of sleep and see the true light diffusing from the eternal and infinite, down into temporal and finite; one day it will become obvious to everyone that life abounds everywhere surrounded by a spiritual glow.
Saturday, May 5, 2012
THE CABALA OF MOON
The full moon of tonight is called Supermoon — hitting its peak one minute after the moon makes its closest approach to Earth accompanied by a meteor shower from Halley's Comet that's peaking as well, adding to the sky show.
The Torah describes, In the beginning of creation there were two equal lights, the Moon and the Sun; the moon complained saying, There can only be one king – so God suggested to the moon to make herself smaller and therefore was given the stars to appease her.
The Moon was complaining about the ego of the Sun; God’s advice was to become small and let the ego burn itself out. The stars that adorn the Moon are a much greater light than the Sun and the sway of the moon over the earth is more subtle in her ways.
With all the moons and planets in our solar system, only earth’s moon precisely covers the sun during an eclipse. In the future, according to the Midrash-Book of Metaphor, the moon will shine like the sun and the sun with be seven times brighter – more light in the world.
The Cabala explains, Shakina, the nurturing aspect of God in the world is comparable to the Moon while the more separate aspect of God known as HaKodesh BarachHo/The Separate Blessed One is comparable to the Sun – both Names are equally necessary for our world to survive.
The Torah describes, In the beginning of creation there were two equal lights, the Moon and the Sun; the moon complained saying, There can only be one king – so God suggested to the moon to make herself smaller and therefore was given the stars to appease her.
The Moon was complaining about the ego of the Sun; God’s advice was to become small and let the ego burn itself out. The stars that adorn the Moon are a much greater light than the Sun and the sway of the moon over the earth is more subtle in her ways.
With all the moons and planets in our solar system, only earth’s moon precisely covers the sun during an eclipse. In the future, according to the Midrash-Book of Metaphor, the moon will shine like the sun and the sun with be seven times brighter – more light in the world.
The Cabala explains, Shakina, the nurturing aspect of God in the world is comparable to the Moon while the more separate aspect of God known as HaKodesh BarachHo/The Separate Blessed One is comparable to the Sun – both Names are equally necessary for our world to survive.
Friday, May 4, 2012
THE CABALA OF FOOTBALL
NFL legend Junior Seau was found dead at his home; Seau chose to shoot himself in the chest, as have several NFL players who recently killed themselves in a similar fashion; new studies appear to connect football-related concussions to suicidal behavior.
Although suicide is forbidden in the Torah, there are heroic instances like the community in Masada, Israel 2000 years ago when the people preferred to death to being captured and enslaved by the Roman army. People die to be free because freedom is more important than life.
Football, in a strange way, exemplifies freedom – commentators always describe a player as getting free; perhaps our fascination with the game stems from a deep rooted desire within each person to be free – to be able to take the hit and keep running, never stop or give up.
The Talmud-Book of Law tells a story about a laundryman who heard a voice from heaven saying, Whoever goes to the funeral of Rebbe Yehuda (who was the first to commit the Oral Torah into writing) gets Olam Haba/The Next World – the ultimate reward for living a good life.
The man got involved in his laundry and forgot to go; he was so despondent, he threw himself from the roof and died – another voice from heaven said, He also gets Olam Haba. When hearing of a person’s death it is the custom to say, Barauch Dian HaEmet/God is the True Judge.
Although suicide is forbidden in the Torah, there are heroic instances like the community in Masada, Israel 2000 years ago when the people preferred to death to being captured and enslaved by the Roman army. People die to be free because freedom is more important than life.
Football, in a strange way, exemplifies freedom – commentators always describe a player as getting free; perhaps our fascination with the game stems from a deep rooted desire within each person to be free – to be able to take the hit and keep running, never stop or give up.
The Talmud-Book of Law tells a story about a laundryman who heard a voice from heaven saying, Whoever goes to the funeral of Rebbe Yehuda (who was the first to commit the Oral Torah into writing) gets Olam Haba/The Next World – the ultimate reward for living a good life.
The man got involved in his laundry and forgot to go; he was so despondent, he threw himself from the roof and died – another voice from heaven said, He also gets Olam Haba. When hearing of a person’s death it is the custom to say, Barauch Dian HaEmet/God is the True Judge.
Thursday, May 3, 2012
THE CABALA OF CAIN
The body of Otzi the Iceman, a 5,300-year-old mummy found in the Alps in 1991 was so well preserved that scientists could estimate his probable cause of death, an arrow wound to the shoulder that sliced an artery.
The Hebrew year, 5772, dates back to the first human, an androgynous being who gave birth to two sons – Cain and Hevel; each was born with a female for the purpose of reproduction, but Hevel had two, bringing about the indignant wrath of his brother, who he eventual kills him.
Cain is sent away for killing his brother, to wander in the Wilderness, kept alive by a sign placed upon his forehead, to live for seven generations; Lemech, 120 years later, takes his son with him to go hunting – his son says, There goes an animal and Lemach shots killing Cain.
Hearing he has killed his grandfather, he claps his hands together in anguish and unintentionally kills also his son. As a result God makes Lemech the Angel of Death. Death and violence was a rare occurrence during the first 1000 years since the creation of the Adom.
At that point Adom and Chava have another child, Shet who is the progenitor of modern man leading to Noah who marries Nima the daughter of Lemach thus saving the DNA from the both brothers who eventually reincarnate throughout history trying to irradiate violence in the world.
The Hebrew year, 5772, dates back to the first human, an androgynous being who gave birth to two sons – Cain and Hevel; each was born with a female for the purpose of reproduction, but Hevel had two, bringing about the indignant wrath of his brother, who he eventual kills him.
Cain is sent away for killing his brother, to wander in the Wilderness, kept alive by a sign placed upon his forehead, to live for seven generations; Lemech, 120 years later, takes his son with him to go hunting – his son says, There goes an animal and Lemach shots killing Cain.
Hearing he has killed his grandfather, he claps his hands together in anguish and unintentionally kills also his son. As a result God makes Lemech the Angel of Death. Death and violence was a rare occurrence during the first 1000 years since the creation of the Adom.
At that point Adom and Chava have another child, Shet who is the progenitor of modern man leading to Noah who marries Nima the daughter of Lemach thus saving the DNA from the both brothers who eventually reincarnate throughout history trying to irradiate violence in the world.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
THE CABALA OF MAY DAY
On the front lines of the world's May Day protests this year, along with the traditional chants, banners and marches, a gamut of emotions flowed through the crowds: venting over spending cuts, tax hikes and unemployment.
International Worker’s Day, the tradition day set aside for worker’s rights is celebrated throughout the world, but this year was hardly a celebration because workers have become slaves to their jobs. When work is only about money, then slavery ensues and freedom is lost.
America, since the time of Ronald Wilson Reagan (the 666), has redefined freedom as: the right to make money; this narrow interpretation focuses only on the physical – giving no room to the spiritual aspect of work. In ancient societies spiritual endeavor was called: work.
In Hebrew, the word Avodah/Work is one of the three pillars upon which worlds stands: Torah/Teaching; Adovah/Work and Chesed/Kindness. A world standing only on money has little chance to survive. Rich people suck, has been replaced by, Poor people swallow.
The Cabala details the work of the Creator in creating creation, concluding with: And on the Seventh Day the Creator rested. When workers are slaves, there is no rest; when Ayn Rand is god, there is no hope. Moshiach will come, soon in our day, to bring freedom to the world.
International Worker’s Day, the tradition day set aside for worker’s rights is celebrated throughout the world, but this year was hardly a celebration because workers have become slaves to their jobs. When work is only about money, then slavery ensues and freedom is lost.
America, since the time of Ronald Wilson Reagan (the 666), has redefined freedom as: the right to make money; this narrow interpretation focuses only on the physical – giving no room to the spiritual aspect of work. In ancient societies spiritual endeavor was called: work.
In Hebrew, the word Avodah/Work is one of the three pillars upon which worlds stands: Torah/Teaching; Adovah/Work and Chesed/Kindness. A world standing only on money has little chance to survive. Rich people suck, has been replaced by, Poor people swallow.
The Cabala details the work of the Creator in creating creation, concluding with: And on the Seventh Day the Creator rested. When workers are slaves, there is no rest; when Ayn Rand is god, there is no hope. Moshiach will come, soon in our day, to bring freedom to the world.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
THE CABALA OF WIND
New research finds that wind farms actually warm up the surface of the land underneath them during the night, a phenomenon that could put a damper on efforts to expand wind energy as a green energy solution.
The Midrash-Book of Metaphor teaches, The world needs the Jewish People like the the earth requires wind. The Midrash also teaches, The Jewish Soul was one of seven things that preceded creation – the purpose of this soul was to receive the Torah and do the 613 Commandments.
The Cabala teaches, The Jewish People, differentiated from the other seventy nations of the world, receive their spiritual sustenance through the angel Matat who has a gematria of 314, the first three digits in pi – the infinite number bridging the circle to the line.
The Jewish People were chosen to do 613 Commandments which when coupled with the Seven Commandments of the nations makes 620 – gematria Keter/Crown. The Talmud-Book of Law teaches, The world hangs on a thread, the slightest deviation causes disturbances throughout the world.
Creation is made from four elements derived from the Four Letter Name of God, YHVH – earth, water, wind and fire, comprising a delicate balance; the human being, through freedom of choice, stirs creation according to our will. God is crowned when Earth and Heaven are in harmony.
The Midrash-Book of Metaphor teaches, The world needs the Jewish People like the the earth requires wind. The Midrash also teaches, The Jewish Soul was one of seven things that preceded creation – the purpose of this soul was to receive the Torah and do the 613 Commandments.
The Cabala teaches, The Jewish People, differentiated from the other seventy nations of the world, receive their spiritual sustenance through the angel Matat who has a gematria of 314, the first three digits in pi – the infinite number bridging the circle to the line.
The Jewish People were chosen to do 613 Commandments which when coupled with the Seven Commandments of the nations makes 620 – gematria Keter/Crown. The Talmud-Book of Law teaches, The world hangs on a thread, the slightest deviation causes disturbances throughout the world.
Creation is made from four elements derived from the Four Letter Name of God, YHVH – earth, water, wind and fire, comprising a delicate balance; the human being, through freedom of choice, stirs creation according to our will. God is crowned when Earth and Heaven are in harmony.
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