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All of truth boils down to the following mere simple truth:

By zevi770 · August 17, 2017

 

 

 

As we know beyond a shadow of a doubt from science, “the most concrete” – not the least, but the most concrete thing… (so that’s not the truth, but the very greatest possible imaginative thing we could say) about our entire universe (itself made up of what scientists hypothesize are tiny strings (called string theory – though no-one has ever seen one…) and these strings make up tiny tiny balls, called protons and neutrons, and surrounding them are far tinier electrons – A bunch of spinning balls literally popping in and out of existence – neither here or not… neither in this space or that… – is: “It is like a concentrated bit of energy, like a thought,” in simple words like a drifting snowflake.

 

So as all the greatest scientists accept, that an individual infinite mind formed our entire perception, as Einstein (who is perhaps the supreme-authority, which is really what the “theory of relativity” means, that all is a perception (relative…) said, “Reality is an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.”

 

So once we do away with the physical universe, we must ask another question, what exactly is reality?

 

The best example we have is from a computer.

 

 

It is obvious, the physical components of the computer are there only to serve the spirit; the information (hardware is for software.)

 

Once you understand the software, you understand.

 

Now why is software made – if people didn’t exist, would anyone make software? – So software is made for people.

 

So the universe is made for people.

 

So the next question is, what exactly is the goal??

 

There are literally tens of thousands of religions, ideas, people, who have tried to answer this question.

 

Even to a religious Jew who may do God’s will… but has absolutely no clarity, “why?”

 

There are fundamentally two reasons – firstly as the Alter Rebbe (perhaps the wisest Jewish mystic…) “God created the world because he wanted to… and you can’t ask why someone WANTS something.”

 

As the Rebbe clarifies, a. God is a lover – so it is created foreseeing you (believe it or not! For if it was made for people, and unlike Microsoft, He can foresee everyone – so this would be like a mother who through DNA testing could foresee her child and chooses to give birth.)

 

Now that we know the world is made for each of us (again the mother can choose to have 7,000,000,000 children etc.) what would be the greatest gift God could give?

 

Well this I must let you discover (for if I tell you, it won’t.)