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Posted: Apr 20, 2012
Prophecy and Phisics
Dear rabbi,excellent dose of wisdom as usual. A little question i would like( if possible ) an answer;according to the Torah or Talmud, G-d had created the word only with his words (like what you have said " His words form the world ..."),and if He did so,can you explain a little more ;was only with sounds ,using consonnants only ( as the Hebrew alphabet mostly is strong in consonants),or vowels were also used despite they seem to have litlle relevance in Hebrew writing. Congratulations for the Chabad site web and SHALOM -Good SHABAT
Posted By Dan, Montevideo, R.O.Uruguay
Posted: Apr 20, 2012
G-d speaks to us
To me is impossible not to say a word about this subject. The statement "G-d speaks to us at every moment" is fundamental to go on in life. It is fundamental because if the prophet states something I cannot accept as coming from G-d it is my resource to look for my answer directly with G-d.
Posted By Mr. Jorge Munuzuri
Posted: Apr 1, 2010
Messages in the mind
Your beliefs influence your perception and your perception creates your reality. Thought captures the energy of these beliefs and conveys interpretation and tranlsation to you about these beliefs. Thoughts may or may not be accurate. Dreaming is a method of which you convey these beliefs to you in images and/or in vocabulary.
Posted By Steve Katz, Melbourne, AU
Posted: Mar 27, 2010
Deeds of the Chariot Ezekiel
a) Do you believe that the mysteries of the divine world, as described in the deeds of the Chariot should not be discussed and taught publicly. b) If so, why not?
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