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My role is to help do the groundwork and dirty jobs (like Mike Rowe) for the Messiah to bring God down to Earth in our age. Bestow by engaging in acts of peace with alleged enemies of the State, bring the wisdom of His Creation to the students of science, and chart the path for universal life, prosperity and, ultimately, immortality. But I alone can’t possibly succeed unless everyone in KabU, including our instructors, not only participates with earnest effort in the project, but leads me. I am flawed and incomplete as a recipient of G-d’s grace and blessings. It’s time, that’s all: no superhuman feat require here and now, just small but brave steps.
Though we each are on our own path to achieve equivalence of form with Him, we already know His perspective of reality is that He created the world to gain companionship with each and every one of us, as He did with Abraham and Moshe (Moses), among others.
To gain a sufficient perspective outside of myself to see clearly my unfettered egoistic impulses, to supersede them with the desire to bestow and form more constructive and loving connections with any and all. Then I will see the Creator’s will for me to to be useful to both Him and my fellow human beings everywhere.
Freedom is the ability to carry out one’s responsibilities to home, friends, and world without coercion and knowing it is for Him.
Does the shattering of the vessels resemble the Big Bang, or, strictly speaking, does the modern broadly accepted idea of Big Bang flow from Kabbalah, rather than the reverse? “The conclusions of science must agree with the design of the Creator.”
Whether I look out to the vast universe beyond my mortal boundaries or to the equally vast universe within the four corners of my flesh, I see only one will, one design and equivalence of form and function within and without, and those only belong to Him. Therefore the entire reality is the action of the one and only Creator.
