The universe has properties. Some of those properties, the ones that make sense on paper are constrictive. They do not make sense under the most extreme analysis. There are always impurities, and it is impossible to make something completely pure. When we call something pure it is because it has met standards, such that it is pure enough. This is where the Ayn Soph comes in. The Ayn Soph fills the gaps that are generated by Elokim's divine utterances and derivatives of the utterances which make up reality. Elokim is compeletely concealed, which explains why one may see logic or reason is all there is in the universe. We must learn that we do not have all the answers in the most concrete way, that then Elokim, meaning the constrictive aspects of the universe become apparent. Thus, the name Elokim describes that Gd is asociable with logic and reason, while the name Ayn Soph describes the exact opposite aspect of Gd.
What's more we need not believe that we shall run out of ideas due to the name of Gd, which describes Him as infinite creativity. That name is Yah, and through immitation of His good and upright ways, we may tap into this creativity, in the same way that Aaron drew water from a rock. Yah means that the Torah and its commentaries will never end, and that our knowledge of the universe will never cease to grow. So, even though the universe is constricted, as Elokim is a name of Gd, it is also equally expansive as Yah is a name of Gd, and as above it is also equally impossible to purify religion into complete restriction, such as logic and reason, due to the name of Gd that is Ayn Soph.
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Showing posts with label creativity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creativity. Show all posts
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Stopping the Media Plague That Is Cursing the Innovative Minds of Our Children
I just got done playing with my child. He handed me a spatula, and took his sword
and we pretended to be having a light saber duel. That idea of using a spatula creatively like
a light saber is something too many children aren’t doing these days. It is no wonder that the experts are saying
that the younger generation is not as creative as they have been in previous
generations. Though perhaps by accident,
not having the money to buy the second light saber becomes a blessing for the
creativity of a child’s mind. That is,
the child only having one light saber needs to use a substitute to have fun,
and through that method of substituting similar things, such as even a spatula,
can have a profound effect on the minds of our youth.
So, if you are poor, don’t fret. Don’t ask the government for $9 an hour. Rather, teach your child how to be creative
through allowing them to play, and be of assistance to helping them delve into
their creative minds, such as through the Spatula Light Saber Substitution Theory (SLST). And, at the same time, find
creative ways to make your dollar stretch further, so that you don’t need to
beg the government for a higher minimum wage.
Another solution to this problem of lack of creativity is to introduce your child to the Bible stories at a young age. These stories are so fantastic that they seem like fables. However, they will cause your child to engage his or her imagination. Children are naturally inclined to these stories because children like fantasy.
Fantasy is a part of what makes the universe so awesome. Without imagination, there would be no Tesla, no Plato, and no Einstein. The world needs creative folk, one's that shake the foundations of the earth and the heavens for being allowed to play at a young age.
Labels:
Bible stories,
creativity,
imagination,
minimum wage,
poverty,
Star Wars,
youth
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