As Einstein said, we have yet to discover God’s truth, but when we do, I am sure it will be both simple and beautiful, the truth is both simple and beautiful and literally until the Lubavitcher Rebbe was not revealed – we see the world as a fixed dimension – born into the computer program, like a conscious avatar, we imagine, what we see is what is; of course, if whoever had the intelligence and ability to make what we see, then obviously he is infinite, meaning, he can make infinite universes, each one different – if he can make infinite universes and each one different, then simultaneously, he can take any being within our universe (like a worm becomes a butterfly) and transform it, an infinite number of times! – but as God loves us, he seeks not to transform us against our will; hence he created our universe (without going into all the lengthy details) in a mechanism where we cannot see, hence for certain reasons, denied God; then finding reality tasteless, meaningless and false, we begin our journey into truth – this personal quest – leads us to discover God; trouble is, we often associate the God we discover, with religion – while of course, God did reveal himself to prophets, that too must be redefined; because again if God is infinite, he cannot be limited to A discovery in the past – he must be simultaneously, just as capable of revealing himself to me and you, and to anyone he deems necessary, as he was to anyone else – but most importantly and here is the punchline: life is ultimately about infinite transformations! hence to begin with, we need to enter into the Baal Shem Tov’s paradigm, that everything we see and everything we hear and often even things we think, are specifically messages, designed from God, to teach us another life’s lesson.