The Bound World : Theories of Everything - Part 10
The world of Akudim as a prototypical model for reality where existence may either "appear" or "not appear."
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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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Dear Rabbi Crispe,
These lectures are very informative to me and help with understanding G_d’s infinite light. I need to review these lectures from the last lecture to the introduction to increase my understanding of the worlds, the souls, and the ten sefirot.
My questions are several based on what was mentioned about falling off a roof or throwing oneself back onto a roof (as a child I did fall off a wall; I thank G_d for sending an angel (the playground’s groundskeeper to catch me from my death):
1.Q. Is it not the soul that can throw itself onto a roof?
2. Q. Does the soul travel from the lower world to higher worlds?
3. Q. Does the breath of life and living waters from G_d keep the living and non-living together?
4. Q. What’s the chemical makeup of G_d’s breath of life and living waters?
Peace,
Deborah