How we approach a subject is of course how we understand a subject
By zevi770 · February 5, 2014
However as our approach, is usually rooted in a subconscious premise, hence our understanding is defined and most often limited by the premise
As in everything, we can only understand things relative to our own paradigms
Hence, as we live in a highly finite reality and even the smartest human can only create an understanding of reality, we think the same applies to God
In other words, there is an understanding of reality which we can understand, if we learn how God sees the world
But what if things operate differently
What if by God, there is no reality to begin with?!
I think a good example of this is, imagine, an avatar in a computer game suddenly develops consciousness, so he would search deeply as humans have, to understand his reality, he might then, as many other humans have, beginning with Abraham, seek to understand, as was Einstein’s whole goal through science, to understand the Creator’s mind.
But coming from a premise, his thinking is already colored that things are in a certain way.
Getting back to the original point, there is no reality
So now think like a computer programmer, you have infinite possibilities!
The question is not what is the possibility, as they are infinite; rather what is it that you choose to do?!
And this is where understanding God, can only come from Divine revelation
And what God has revealed to us though the Kabbalah is simple
God is like an infinite parent, hence, first he creates you and me, his beloved child
Now knowing that people appreciate only what they themselves choose, allows us to wander in the darkness, till we begin to seek the light
Once we seek the light, then God / the light, begins to make himself clear to us.
However, what we must never forget, God is not another avatar, he is infinite.
Hence, the clarity of the light, as well as the colors of it, are infinite.
Seeing as we are finite, hence the clarity and the colors come to us in finite packages, namely, every day and often every minute, we get greater clarity, or a different spectrum.