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The past remains our life today and forever more as long as my wife lives with all of her permanent lifelong injuries from her car crash. Reply

Time is a unique aspect to our being. It only exists in the physical universe, where everything has a past, present and future. But this does not include “Livingness” which is another word for Being. For a living person there is awareness only. And the awareness is only taking place in “now”. No time. The body is actually inert in itself. As soon as life is withdrawn, the body comes to a sudden stop. Period. Next step. New body.

Life is Divine. Dev. 4:35,36. And before that, Moses was told “I am what I will be.” “Tell them I Will Be sent you” Shemot (Exodus) 3:14,15. It is all there. There is nothing besides G-d, and all of His Creative work is a work in progress, spiritual, not the body.. As long as we identify with the body, we can’t see things as the are. Identify with Divine Stillness and observe, and let yourself grow and understand, step by step. The more you Realize, the more Free you are. Reply

The past has returned to its place , never to return and the entirety of Creation is renewed . I needed to hear this . Reply

For some folks with permanent medical conditions or disabilities time does remain chained to the past. All tomorrows remain as they were the day before, the month before, the year before. Reply

Hmmmm
I love this
Except I thought "the end is wedged in the beginning"
But time is a spiral
So I guess therein lies the answer Reply

Be Happy and Celebrate; Rosh Hashanah is soon approaching. Open your arms and welcome the Jewish New Year with feelings of joy and a new mindset to start another year on a clean new slate. However, it does seem to help if you still refer back to your notes of times gone by of repeated past mistakes. Not to punish yourself, but to place roadblocks along the way in your mind, so as to not make the same repetitive mistakes you
might’ve kept making in times gone by. Even though all of us of the Jewish faith celebrate the Happy Joyous Rosh Hashanah each and every year and we receive a fresh new start from G d, G d wants us to learn from our past scripts. This is a way to advance ourselves and climb up the ladder toward higher levels. Repetitive thoughts and actions don’t accomplish much in anyone’s life. From them come strife, discontent with ourselves and those we’re around. Soon Yom Kippur will give us the opportunity to apologize to those we’ve hurt. Take advantage of both! Reply

Re: "creation of the world or man?" - Glenn About 5774 years ago, Adam was the first person to feel the desire to reveal what is concealed beyond the borders of this physical world and to discover the Upper Force that governs us. This day is referred to as the first day of the creation of the world - meaning he was the first person to make a connection with the Upper spiritual world reality. A new world was experienced and revealed to Adam. He wrote a book called:"Angel Raziel" (The Secret/Concealed Force)- Adam was the first Kabblist to create this connection.

Adam discovered how to nullify his self before the Upper Force - how to rise above his nature in order to sense beyond his self - to sense others and the Upper Force. Then the Light corrects our nature gradually so that we attain the quality of the Upper Force which becomes revelate to each during the process.

We all are destined to experience the process of revelation of the spiritual world while living in this physical world by exiting our self to reach love of other. Reply

creation of the world or of man? I thought Rosh Hashana celebrates the birth of man, not the world. Reply

similarities This is so interesting , the similarities in Buddhism is that on the new year's eve, the temple bell is sounded 107 times, and one last sound of the bell when the new year arrives. The sound of the bell symbolizing repentance for the past years, and welcoming the new year (the last bell). 18 clean , 18 profane inclinations = 36 in total, and times that by 3 = 108.
the 3 represents the last life, this life, and the life to come.
Is it possible that some Jews got away as far as Japan during the Babylonian exile , and their customs were absorbed by the local faiths in ancient Japan?
I know it has been discredited by many scholars, but some of the similarities are still uncanny. . Reply

Daily Dose I am new to this site and am looking forward to receiving my "Daily"Dose." Reply

Reboot The "disbeliever" again surfaces from the deep abyss of my brain. IMO Torah hints at Hashem experimenting with Genesis: "And saw that is was good." If it were not so; Hashem would not have commented on His Creation. In other verses, Hashem expresses His anger at what He Created: This humble servant and others have interpreted that giving "Free Will" to man causing a "disruption" in Hashem's plan of a just, moral, ethical, and obedient world. Out of "anger" Hashem destroys His Creation more than once. As a humble man of science, I would have poured the contents of this "noxious" concoction down the laboratory waste sink. Chalk up this worldly "experiment" a "failure." Enough of man's evil, and his inhumanity to one another. A "promise of Moshiack" comes with a provisor. All holidays except Purim is to be nullified. The Sages tell us that is because a Hamen type individual could be "awaiting at our gates. "Man and his Free Will. Reply

Thank you for these words of wisdom. Today is my birthday so I hope that I will be able to fulfill my intentions for this new year that I begin today. May it be His will that this be so. Reply

Time line Blow that shofar far and wide and loud enough so everyone hears the blast and time stops for a moment for the sound of the shofar before we go again about our lives learning to do better from experience. Reply

A New Version of You You have corrected your qualities to bring you to a new level of being in corrected relationships with others - you have 'upgraded' your soul structure to a new level that is closer to His quality of connection to you.

Your consciousness has expanded to reveal Him more, His system of governance over us and brought us closer to His goal for all to overcome the force that repels each away from other (unless we can benefit self).

And so each 'new year' we realize the next new higher soul level he specified for each of us until we are able to all connect our souls in unity. Reply

the past// time The past has returned to its place, never to return, or time goes in a circle.
Things repeat with new details time is feminine or circular time is not linear ie not masculine. Reply

Forget If only we could forget the past. I forgive, but I remember. I am forgiven, but I remember. Others do not forgive, and they remember. Here, today, in this world I am shackled to the past no one allows me to forget. My pain will not let me forget. Reply

I love Rosh Hashana, and I hope G-d will bless me with a sweet and prosperous year!! Thank you for posting this article, it is nicely written. Reply

Solomon said what we have now we have had before - nothing is new under the sun. This would go along with the theory of the universe contracting - and finally becoming infinitely small as a singularity. The second law of thermodynamics explains the universal energy levels decreasing to absolute zero where all atoms cease to move. Then BOOM - the BIG BANG theory - the universe begins again - G-d's creation miracle begins anew. Reply

G-d knew it before, didn't he? I am glad, that on Rosh Hashana a year begins totally anew and I am allowed to forget the past.
"...Could never had be known before its arrival..."?
But our Creator did know it before, and He does already know what happens. True???
For Him there is no past or present or future, but alway "now". It gives me a good feeling, that he "knows", while I grope my way around in the darkness of "not knowing" and sometimes "not understanding".
Thanks - like always - for the Daily Dose! Reply