The Constant Messiah
Da'at: The Constant Messiah and the Will of the Crown It is a foundational principle that Da'at, though often operating in a manner that is not the primary focus of…
Mounting Angels
Metatron's Cube I. Foundational Principles: Spiritual Resonance and Divine Flow Within Kabbalah The profound human aspiration to establish a connection with transcendent spiritual realities and to become a recipient…
The Torah Engraved on Sapphire Cubes
Divine Inscription: A Laser of the Infinite The concept of G-d engraving the Luhot (tablets - lit cubes) transcends any mundane understanding of inscription. It is not merely carving words…
My Lunatic Fringe
A Thought How Much Does a Thought Weigh? My Lunatic Fringe What is the Chief end of man? To Glorify G-d To enjoy Him Forever "As the revelry of Purim…
Eternal Life
Yeshua’s Teaching on Eternal Life: The Abundance of G-d in the Heart In Luke 10:25-28, we see a revealing moment in Yeshua’s life where he is asked, “What must I…
Divine Mechanics: Unveiling the Spiritual Blueprint of G-d’s Presence
"Divine Mechanics: Unveiling the Spiritual Blueprint of G-d's Presence" Summary Outline: "Divine Mechanics: Unveiling the Spiritual Blueprint of G-d's Presence" Introduction: Spiritual vs. Physical Realms Explanation of the two primary…
The Role of Adam Kadmon in Creation – A Beginning
In Kabbalistic thought, Adam Kadmon is not only the first emanation but also the highest and most primordial spiritual realm. It is the archetypal construct of Divine Ratson, (Divine Will)…
Ta’anug
Adonai, in His Infinite Delight (Ta'anug), crafted the Olam HaBa—the upper heavens—from the Yod, the first letter of His Eternal Name. From this highest realm, He emanated His sons of…
Eden and Ta’anug
Sunday Shiur 1/19/2025 Sunday morning, we began a bit of a coming series. The series deals with the great delights of G-d. What are the things G-d treasures the most?…
Ruach and Shefa
The Ruach and Shefa in Scripture and Practice Lesson Plan: Objective: Shefa, a Hebrew term often translated as "bounty," "flow," or "abundance," originates from the word hashpa’a, meaning "to give."…