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Seeing ourselves like a computer

By zevi770 · July 23, 2015

It states, in the Kabbalah, that in the year 1840 (this was a prediction app. eighteen hundred years prior) God would open the floodgates of the wisdom of above and below, which would converge in anticipation of the messianic redemption.

Without getting into too much detail on this awesome revelation, nonetheless, one of the wisdoms of below, is technology; and the way it leads to the messianic redemption, it reveals paradigms in the physical world that help us understand the spiritual. (For as we interact, hence understand, physical; and spiritual concepts, are just that; by having paradigms (examples) from the physical, we can far easier integrate spiritual truths.)

So this paradigm is the ultimate, for it’s, not about anything outside but, who You, yourself, are! (Isn’t that the greatest question?!)

In fact, the computer, the Rebbe himself says, is a paradigm for God’s ability to have infinite data that can be individualized—be that as it may (this is my own example: )

Imagine you are a computer:

Your heart is where your software is downloaded (you basically have two programs: positive and fear, and many individual positive and fear based memories, not to mention, what was downloaded.)

Now the mind is where your ram is stored—active memory– consciousness.

Now this is the crux of the matter—you see, as we have always viewed ourselves (we are the observer, hence) outside in; (in other words, we see our body as who we are) but in actual fact, if we are a computer, we are not stuck by our inborn nor learned memories—we have the ability TO DOWNLOAD NEW APPS/PROGRAMS, SOFTWARE!