Immersed in deep meditation, secluded from the confusion of human society, a prophet in Ancient Israel saw with his eyes the splendor of the Infinite Light.
But if the light was infinite, why did it shine only for him?
In the ancient Temple of Solomon, any person, great or small, was able to perceive that same Infinite Light with such clarity that all sense of being was lost, time and space became meaningless, nothing existed other than a total oneness, a perfect serenity.
But if the light was infinite, why did it only shine in that place?
In a time to come, when the fruits of all our labor will blossom and the world will attain its state for which it was created, then every small child will see more than the greatest prophet has ever seen and the physical eye will perceive the Infinite Light in a way that has never before been revealed. The very stones of the earth will scream out, “There is nothing else but He!” in every corner of the world, “for all the earth shall be filled with the knowing of G‑d, as waters fill the ocean basin.”
There will be a world, and the world will know that it is nothing but a commentary on the Infinite Light.
The true Infinite Light.
Infinite light: The Rebbe's fragment tells us that when the Temple was standing it was possible to see that light. This is assuming that the work was done , but the Rebbe also tells us that our work really isn't done, and we must wait longer to perceive that light, Of course, that infinite and only light is H',.
Question: :we learn that H' let us know by his voice what he wanted from Abraham, and in the burning bush what H' wanted from Moshe Rabbeinu.-neither saw the complete infinite light. Not even when Moshe Rabbeinu before dying and asking for it . Given human nature can we acheive ever to see the infinite and only light? I say, hear it maybe, but seeing it- even with the precedent in the Soilomonic Temple- can we achieve it ? I doubt it,