The infinite one

Imagine something that is both finite and infinite – which is true infinity, for it precludes the lack of any possibilities – simultaneously – in life there are energy realties that are in the infinite zone.

In fact scientifically speaking, life in truth begins in this zone, as one physicist told me “Think like Heisenberg (infinity) but act like Einstein (determinism.”)

Without going into the scientific reality of infinity within the finite, a more relevant, practical and even experiential infinity, is within the very words of Torah.

You see, why did God use the word “Anoichi” (I) as the first word of the Ten-Commandments, which are the very foundation of Judaism?

Anochi in fact is an Aramaic word – shouldn’t the first word of Judaism be Hebrew?!

But to limit God to a paradigm, is to not understand God.

To understand that God is within all paradigms – is a deeper message behind what seems finite – and as we empirically experience, whenever we study the Bibles of Judaism (the Torah, the written Bible of the revealed Torah, and the Tanya, the written Bible of the soul (the inner soul of Torah) hence as Anoichi stands for (its acronym) “I have placed myself within these words” hence we actually experience how, no matter how many times we study these words 1. they always teach us something new! – in other words, though they are physical, they are alive, they are only a body to their soul, God.