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The Torah talks about the forces controlled by G_d that changes us to resemble His qualities and properties.

The Kabbalists coded the Torah. It is a record of the information they merited about how we use the system He established for us to ascend to His 'world'. We reside in the lowest level world. We have an opportunity to follow the method of removing the concealment of G_dliness by participating in the rebuilding of the one soul. By uniting together in a special group that aspires for His revelation we draw he Light that can correct our nature.
Meanwhile His program of correcting us works on us through 6,000 years of change by suffering.

The Torah explains the process of this change of our nature.
Our only freewill is to accelerate the pace of our inner change.
It's time to remove the concealment from words & worlds to perceive the true reality. Reply

What about divine inversion? Doesn't there come a time when the lower becomes higher and the higher becomes lower? So that the metaphor becomes the thing, and the thing becomes the metaphor for the metaphor? Reply

I think Torah helps a person understand the concept of god and your soul and without Torah we would be lost worse than Moses in the dessert and worse than in bondage to Egyptian idols, worse than Roman idols, worse than Greek idols. Reply

Torah - Lost In Our World's Words The true meaning of the Torah is lost in the metaphors of our world.
Our corporeal minds visualize the words as images of this world.

The Kabbalists, from their level of correction were able to perceive the root of the words in our worlds - their spiritual property.

We need to acqire a 'Spiritual Dictionary' so that 'man', 'woman', 'embrace', 'slaughter', 'water', 'Abraham', Eve'', 'Israel' etc... translate into the spiritual forces and properties they represent.

By feeling the proper forces and qualities we awaken the Light clothed in the Torah to correct our evil nature imprinted in us to examine the difference between us and G_d. Reply

The bottom line for all believers in Torah is to love G-d with all your heart, soul and mind and all others as you would love yourself. Treat people the way you want to be treated. Do good works, help the poor, study,study,pray,pray. Reply

WOW how beautifully explained, thank you - i pray many come to see and understand the same

blessings and love, shel Reply

wow ! This is your most mind blowing message yet !

One is always drilled : " Torah means teaching instruction blueprint guide lessons ( not history so much as the Torah does not follow a strict time line ) " which ' tells/dictates ' us how to live a G-dly life.

If i understand this correctly, you agree. However your perspective tells us to be/active/encounter the physical world ( thoughts speech action ) and use the Torah as a resource/passive.

Thus, everything ( encounter ) in our world brings us back to Torah, versus Torah brings the world to us. I have not heard anybody call Torah a resource so clearly, as opposed to dictator

i hope i have interpreted this correctly. If not, maybe someone can let me know. Reply

Yashar Koach Bravo Reply