The messianic wavelength
By zevi770 · April 5, 2016
We know there is a messianic wavelength
This is the purpose of the entire creation as it states “In the beginning God created heaven and earth, and the earth was confusing but the spirit of God hovers over the waters.”
And Rashi the famous commentator and mystic says “This spirit is the spirit of Moshiach.”
Without going into all the mystical and biblical proofs, this is the bottom line:
We are only aware of two dimensions – the first is the dimension, well of what we are born into – this is what we call nature, which is not only the assumption we make through observation: heat, temperature, gravity etc. but also the inherited assumptions (or stupidities usually) from our ancestors.
Then there is the supernatural, this may even include personal experiences of “the occult” – encounters with something that must be other-worldly.
Yet both fundamentally are in fact the same – they represent a basic logical structure of humans – the most basics of logical premises: if a. occupies a space, b. cannot.
Yet that assumption is not true.
For though it may be true that if I fill a container with air and then put in water the water will displace the air; nonetheless it is very possible to fill a container with dirt and put in water and the water will absorb itself, bond with and transform the dirt from a solid to a liquid.
So we have the unique ability to create a third dimension.
Yes this is the spirit of God, the spirit of Moshiach which seeks not to abrogate our reality, which seeks not to eliminate through the replacement of our reality with a different dimension (Which is what many spiritual seekers think they must do, abandon this world for some kind of nirvana) Rather the spirit of Moshiach takes the spirit of God which is the spirit of Torah and it allows it to seep into, permeate, bond with and merge, become a completely new and improved you! – and this being obviously a conscious spirit, an infinite spirit, an enlightening spirit, an innovated spirit – continuously reoccurs – as the Alteh Rebbe said, when faced with the choice to go to Mezritch or Vilna to further his studies, “I chose Mezritch because in Vilna they teach you Torah, in Mezritch they transform you into the Torah!”