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String Theory & Kabbalah

Theories of Everything - Part 12

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Uncanny similarities are noted between the Hyperspace Dimensions of String Theory and the Ten Sefirot of Kabbalah.

By Asher Crispe   More articles...  |   RSS Listing of Newest Articles by this Author
Rabbi Asher Crispe is the Executive Director of Interinclusion.org, celebrating the convergence between contemporary arts and sciences and Torah thought. He is a world renowned lecturer on Chassidic and Kabbalistic Philosophy.

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Posted: Sep 26, 2010
Time is an artificial construct
Of the revealed, my gut feel says that time is a proxy for another dimension we dont understand and cannot model properly.

Einstein duct-taped time together so that it can continue to be used, but it may be the wrong concept.

Secondly, while string theory implies vibration of "somethings" what about all of creation having a "frequency" since Hashem "recreates the world every moment", as I understand the principle.
Posted By asher silver, Toronto, Canada

Posted: Sep 7, 2010
Droste effect
Hi, great series, I always wondered about the keter daat difference in some models and thought that I was mistaken or didn't understand, or that I had not enough knowledge of Hebrew, so thanks a lot. Do you know "droste effect" as we call it in Holland? The origanal droste chocolate container with a picture of a woman serving chocolate on a plate also with a pack of chocolate showing a picture of a woman serving chocolate on a plate and a pack of chocolate with a picure of a woman serving.....and so on into iternity or as far as the eye can see in theory.
Is that something or insiqnificant? I know some people view it as metaphysically very interesting.
bye, thanks!
Posted By vincent meijer, The haque/delft, Holland

Posted: Sep 3, 2010
Part 12
Though I'm not Jewish I think there is a little Jewishness in all of us if we look for it. Once again Asher has lucidly communicated to us an all encompassing theory that challenges us to look for G-d in every breath we take. It motivates me to find my place here on earth and to look to the heavens. He intrigues me to explore those hidden six dimensions that influence me in my conscious and unconscious states. I know about the other four and the balance they provide for me in my waking state yet I have always known that something was missing and I must find this lost part of my soul in this lifetime. Thank-you for your lectures on the theory of everything Asher.
Posted By Jack Baret, Mississauga, Canada

Posted: Sep 2, 2010
String Theory & Kabbalah
These classes are very investing to me, good job. i remember once when i went to an event for drummers. We were to set a record for drum sets and drummers playing at the same time. Wood stick is what they called it, having hundreds of drummer playing together, wow! Just think instead of strings we replace that with vocal cords. So when all the Jewish people were to harmonize the cords of our voices in prayer this may activate the frequency needed.
Posted By Anonymous

Posted: Sep 2, 2010
Part 12
Thank you. Every part of your lecture series has been outstanding. May G-d give you goodness in a good way and the ability to continue your work. Shalom.
Posted By Bob Popkin, Port Washington, NY



 

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