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April 20, 2026

In the beginning, when I made man, I made as Judaism calls man “a medaber,” a speaker.

In other words, the concept of being a human is to be able to converse, and through the conversation be able to continually advance.

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In the beginning, when I made man, I made as Judaism calls man “a medaber,” a speaker.

In other words, the concept of being a human is to be able to converse, and through the conversation be able to continually advance.

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Unless I respect myself…

At every moment there are 3 realities:
There is the infinite, which makes every single reality. There is the finite which is a soul in a body in a time space dimension.
And then there is the infinite process.

In the beginning, when I made man, I made as Judaism calls man “a medaber,” a speaker.

In other words, the concept of being a human is to be able to converse, and through the conversation be able to continually advance.

We all have a role
And just as if one person refuses to put their ingredient in a soup….

In the beginning, when I made man, I made as Judaism calls man “a medaber,” a speaker. In other words, the concept of being a human is to be able to converse, and through the conversation be able to continually advance.

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Unless I respect myself…

At every moment there are 3 realities:There is the infinite, which makes every single reality. There is the finite which is a soul in a body in a time space dimension.And then there is the infinite process.

In the beginning, when I made man, I made as Judaism calls man “a medaber,” a speaker. In other words, the concept of being a human is to be able to converse, and through the conversation be able to continually advance.

We all have a role And just as if one person refuses to put their ingredient in a soup….

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In the beginning, when I made man, I made as Judaism calls man “a medaber,” a speaker.

In other words, the concept of being a human is to be able to converse, and through the conversation be able to continually advance.

0 responses to “In the beginning, when I made man, I made as Judaism calls man “a medaber,” a speaker.

In other words, the concept of being a human is to be able to converse, and through the conversation be able to continually advance.”

At every moment there are 3 realities:
There is the infinite, which makes every single reality. There is the finite which is a soul in a body in a time space dimension.
And then there is the infinite process.

In the beginning, when I made man, I made as Judaism calls man “a medaber,” a speaker.

In other words, the concept of being a human is to be able to converse, and through the conversation be able to continually advance.

We all have a role
And just as if one person refuses to put their ingredient in a soup….