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Introduction
Multi-Manifestations
of the One God
Jewish
Consciousness from the World of Atzilut
The
Jewish Three that are One
The Consciousness
of Atzilut Appreciates the Paradox of Proverbs
God's
Spirit
in the Verses from Isaiah
The
Seven
Manifestations of "I"
Mystical Insights
Seven
Eyes and Seven "I"s
Positional
Values Reveal More Sevens
The
Consciousness of Atzilut
Appreciates the Paradox of Proverbs
I t
is written (Proverbs 8:22-31): "God possessed me at the beginning of
His way...When He prepared the heavens, I was there...When He marked out the
foundations of the earth...Then I was beside Him...and my delight (was) with
the sons of men."
The Torah is the subject
(the "speaker") in these verses. As explained above, when relating
to the manifestation of any number of entities following the initial
contraction of God's infinite light, we must bear in mind that prior to the
contraction those manifestations are absolutely one. The paradox of the
Torah, after the contraction, saying "I was beside God" or "I
was the tool of God in Creation" remains. The ultimate, absolute root
of the souls of Israel, the son of God, also exists before the initial
contraction, absolutely one with God. This paradox is one that a
consciousness not from Atzilut cannot appreciate.
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