No one has ever seen a particle or a wave of gravity. Furthermore, the very notion of gravity is mystifying: masses light years apart with nothing between them, affecting each other’s movement!
Yet we all accept there must be a cause behind the phenomena we observe, so we call this elusive force “gravity.”
So too, there is a cause behind existence. That Cause may be yet more elusive, but the reality of its existence is at least as inescapable and empirically evident.
-from correspondence of the Rebbe to Yitzchak Damiel, 25th Iyar, 5719 (June 2, 1959).
If gravity is such an underpinning foundation of how the Jesuit Copernican globe model functions why is there zero reference to it in any Jewish texts ?
We here about Ether and the other four element ,as well as sun moon and wandering stars, the firmament and the waters above and below etc , but gravity or any notion of it in the creation of the world is nowhere to be seen.
Why as Jews are we subscribing to a Jesuit inspired Heliocentric model of the earth, that needs gravity to validate it?
Why did Jesuit funded scholars like Newton and Einstein invent this new mysterious element that we now subscribe to ,that none of our ancestors did?
My main point is , if gravity is so important to binding the earth and maintaining its existence it is very strange that there is zero mention of it in any jewish texts, no prophets, angels, kabbalists etc . No one mentions it until Newton comes along.
Kabbalah speaks of igulim—circles or orbits. They operate not by direct cause and effect, but at a distance. This is distinct from the kav, which is linear and causal.
It seems this aligns with what we call gravity, as opposed to radiant energy. In fact, the Alter Rebbe invoked igulim to explain “why the people in America don’t fall off the earth.”