Hello fellow searchers,
After Watching 'What the Bleep do we know' and reading "Taking the Quantum Leap" by Fred Allan Wolfe PhD , I was fascinated by the interest of a Quantum Physicist in Kabbalah.
Unlike many 'religions' which create division, Kabbalah is not a religion but offers a path, that if you so choose to look into it, can expand your thinking beyond the very literal ' Man in a grey beard' as God.
Kabbalah teaches you the codes incorporated into the traditional Bible... it is very liberating, though challenging... but opens an outlook on holographic worlds, reincarnation, time, masculine/ feminine, the big bang... but most importantly the need to see all our fellow human beings as one integrated entity which highlights the importance of sharing this planet....
Love for Humanity
Ava
After Watching 'What the Bleep do we know' and reading "Taking the Quantum Leap" by Fred Allan Wolfe PhD , I was fascinated by the interest of a Quantum Physicist in Kabbalah.
Unlike many 'religions' which create division, Kabbalah is not a religion but offers a path, that if you so choose to look into it, can expand your thinking beyond the very literal ' Man in a grey beard' as God.
Kabbalah teaches you the codes incorporated into the traditional Bible... it is very liberating, though challenging... but opens an outlook on holographic worlds, reincarnation, time, masculine/ feminine, the big bang... but most importantly the need to see all our fellow human beings as one integrated entity which highlights the importance of sharing this planet....
Love for Humanity
Ava