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I feel a little subjewd ... why? because we (our generation) have the deepest secrets of the Torah revealed to us, but where do we go from there?

Wednesday, September 07, 2005

A poem about the Infinte Light


Ohr Ein Sof:

Is this the hidden catch phrase

the source of the infinte

the secret if good and evil

undivisible

combined to form

one clear and illuminating

ray of beauty ?

5 Comments:

  • At 12:22 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    A Ray of Darkness

    Darkness begins where light leaves off
    The light is infinite
    Darkness never begins

    Which came first?
    The chicken or the egg?
    Light or darkness?

    The lack of light is darkness
    The source of light is darkness
    The source of darkness is light

    Can you see the dark?
    Or are you not seeing the light?
    Are light and darkness one?

     
  • At 12:31 pm, Blogger subjewd said…

    I remember reading somewhere in a Mammar from the Rebbe Rashab, that darkness was a creation as well. The question might be, what was the 'Tohu Vavohu' that the torah speaks of? What did the 'Makom Panu' look like and feel like? was it dark? or prehaps an emptiness that was so empty that we have no exprerince to attempt to parralel it to?

     
  • At 8:58 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Darkness is a creation. It's a creation of infinite potential and limited existance. The potential to create light is the greatest gift for light is life and liveliness and goodness and Godliness. Darkness itself is limited to the extremes of light. Only where light does not shine is darkness found. That is precisely why the true source of Ohr is the darkness that precedes it. In the Essence there is no emination nor creation therefore no light therefore darkness.

     
  • At 5:45 pm, Blogger Nemo said…

    One second, is Atzmus darkness or light according to that?

     
  • At 11:21 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Atmut is already after the tzimtzum, during which the Ohr went through numerous contractions, expansions and eminations. The topic dealt with above is well before Hishtalshulut.

     

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