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Finding the Essence Within Creation
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Watch what happens when a street interview about the origins of the universe turns into a profound philosophical discussion! #torah #jewishwisdom #emunah #spirituality #faith #jewishfaith #jewish #streetinterview #hashem #god #bigbangtheory #hidabroot
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Is there a primordial force that caused
all of this, or did everything happen
randomly?
As someone who studied physics, okay,
the Big Bang is fine. It's just some
kind of explanation for an attempt. It's
not the essence.
In the end, there is some kind of
essence that goes beyond even the laws,
and I do believe that this essence
exists.
I give it other names, and it's not
necessarily a God with commandments.
It's something bigger. We are just one
star out of thousands.
And hundreds, and millions, and many
millions of stars. That is Meaning you
are convinced that there is a force that
created the world. You just don't call
it God. Not created. The force lives
within me, within us, and within
everything that exists. Here. Yes, a
divine spark from above. It is written
that within every person's soul there
is, so to speak, a part of God.
So, for me, there is no part. There is
only one.
We are all part of that one, and the
separation in my eyes is a kind of
illusion.
The truth is this is a dispute between
the Ari, the Ari Zal, and the Vilna
Gaon. You just touched on the
disagreement between the Ari Zal and the
Vilna Gaon.
When we say Shema Yisrael, Hashem
Elokeinu, Hashem Echad, does it mean
that there is one creator of the world,
or does one mean that he is one within
all creations? One within all creations,
and we are all part of that one. So, for
me, that's also a question where I don't
have to do anything extra in order to
embody that.