An Organismic Way to Reality
Sunday, August 19th, 2012A different and organismic way to understand the Sparks and other Kabbalistic Ideas
In order to have a better reality map, I look at the terminology of the Kabbalah and then I ask – “Do its teachings relate to the quantum field?”
A [key] question [of one’s reality map] is, “What is it that the soul intuited and came to [see as] knowledge?”
The soul’s intuition (and Kabbalah’s) is of a spiritual totality which happens in the right hemisphere of the brain where representation is not done through words. However, in order to remember what I have experienced I have to tell it to myself in the verbal/conceptual language of the left hemisphere. For this, I have to find some words.
If I try to teach anything of Kabbalah to you, I know that I have to use words to make myself understood. On your part, I need to invite you to stretch from the words into what the words contained in their inner meaning. My challenge in the communication is in trying to describe something for which there is not a good vocabulary.
Therefore, to explain Kabbalah we borrow vocabulary from left-brain philosophy. Unless we learn how to hear what is behind these words and to find and attune the reality in the words to the vibratory regions of consciousness to which they refer, the words will not convey the reality that lies behind them.
Remember that all descriptions from mysticism are translations from the experienced reality. The reality was experienced and made conscious by the right brain sensors in a simultaneous way with all the inherent paradoxes occurring to one in that consciousness in a parallel fashion. However, the only way that theophany is forwarded to the left brain is in serial fashion – one word at a time.
Unless you, the recipient, are able to somewhat restructure the information — by emulating the parallel manner of the original intuitive experience and by making way for incorporating the paradoxes through disconnecting the censor who waylays the information with its protestations of “contradiction!” — then the communication of the right brain will seem worthless and ridiculous.