Have we possibly been steered from the fertile information by an obsession with superficial "good guys/bad guys". We need to reclaim the original and potent meanings and simple clear directions that very SMART humans knew. Our beLIEfs are choking us and we do not know what we should DO?
Here is a symbol that has been co-opted and stolen. I want to steal symbols back...I want to DO that. I want to have the valuable from every place, not to be spoon fed but seek. Once I heard disparaging words about seeking is noty finding". IMO this is part of the true conspiracy...to keep me pretending "I found, I know" so as to seem wise. Being a seeker is an awesome position. There is so much real treasure to be discovered.
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"There are many beliefs intrinsic to modern Jewish practice but its general emphasis has been on action over belief, deed over thought. Most of the laws and commandments deal with how to behave rather than what to believe. Of course, one normally behaves based on belief but, as religious leaders of all faiths have found, belief is a difficult thing to regulate. There are two beliefs that are absolutely required in Judaism. First is the belief in One God. The essence of this belief is the search for One-ness in our lives – in our personal life, in our community, and in the world. The second belief is the sanctity and holiness of Torah. Without the Torah, there is no Judaism. A thorough understanding of these two tenets show that they are interchangeable and that the Torah is indeed a blueprint of how One-ness can and does work.
God = One is an equation central to all monotheistic faiths. The problem arises when attempting to find a universal concept of God and a common meaning for everyone. God in our society is subjective and the word God has different meanings for different people. Faith alone does not seem to work for everyone. Various cultures and religious traditions define God in dissimilar ways which too often becomes the seed of many conflicts. There is another side of the God = One equation, the concept of One. One-ness is an extremely difficult concept for us to accept. We cannot understand the philosophical notion of Unity based on our observations of the world around us (the three dimensional world). But One is a number. And numbers are the language of mathematics. In mathematics, we find a language that actually does transcend cultural limitations. Two plus two equals four no matter what we believe in. All architects equally accept pi as the relationship of the radius to the circumference of a circle. A key element in Meru research is the investigation of this concept, Oneness. From the perspective of One, as presented in the Torah, perhaps we can begin to understand and rationally discuss the concept of God.
The Jews do not own the Torah but they are surely its caretakers. They have preserved it, sanctified it, and suffered because of it. Whatever one’s opinion might be towards Jews and Judaism, the propensity towards intellectual curiosity is undeniable. This begs the question of why a seemingly intelligent people would sustain such a high level of adherence to a document that, on face value, seems to be an ancient relic of little relevance to modern thinking. Why, for over thousands of years of public humiliation, torture, and discrimination would a community, even when fragmented and scattered all over the world, cling to a scroll of parchment filled with remarkable but seemingly irrelevant stories and parables? Meru research seeks to address this issue.
The heart of Meru research is that, within the Torah, there is a geometry that generates three and four dimensional models. These models are applicable to every natural living system and are snapshots of Unity and how it works. The geometry within the Torah that generates these models is available in all sacred alphabets including Greek, and Arabic. This geometry can be applied to the flame of Islam, Rumi’s Medlevi Sufi Round Dance, Christian iconography, eastern symbolism, and much more. This demonstrates that, while we are seeking unity as humans, our differences are also necessary elements. The brain, heart, and liver are all separate organs yet all three are necessary for the survival of the body. We need to stress commonality over conflict for the survival of our children.
The essence of Torah is peace. Rabbi Hillel, a great Jewish sage during Roman times, when asked to define the essence of Torah, made a statement now called "Torah on one foot." This definition is the seed of the Golden Rule :
"What is hateful unto you do not do unto your neighbor...http://www.meetingtent.com/MeruMadeEasy/MMEIntro.htm"
God = One is an equation central to all monotheistic faiths. The problem arises when attempting to find a universal concept of God and a common meaning for everyone. God in our society is subjective and the word God has different meanings for different people. Faith alone does not seem to work for everyone. Various cultures and religious traditions define God in dissimilar ways which too often becomes the seed of many conflicts. There is another side of the God = One equation, the concept of One. One-ness is an extremely difficult concept for us to accept. We cannot understand the philosophical notion of Unity based on our observations of the world around us (the three dimensional world). But One is a number. And numbers are the language of mathematics. In mathematics, we find a language that actually does transcend cultural limitations. Two plus two equals four no matter what we believe in. All architects equally accept pi as the relationship of the radius to the circumference of a circle. A key element in Meru research is the investigation of this concept, Oneness. From the perspective of One, as presented in the Torah, perhaps we can begin to understand and rationally discuss the concept of God.
The Jews do not own the Torah but they are surely its caretakers. They have preserved it, sanctified it, and suffered because of it. Whatever one’s opinion might be towards Jews and Judaism, the propensity towards intellectual curiosity is undeniable. This begs the question of why a seemingly intelligent people would sustain such a high level of adherence to a document that, on face value, seems to be an ancient relic of little relevance to modern thinking. Why, for over thousands of years of public humiliation, torture, and discrimination would a community, even when fragmented and scattered all over the world, cling to a scroll of parchment filled with remarkable but seemingly irrelevant stories and parables? Meru research seeks to address this issue.
The heart of Meru research is that, within the Torah, there is a geometry that generates three and four dimensional models. These models are applicable to every natural living system and are snapshots of Unity and how it works. The geometry within the Torah that generates these models is available in all sacred alphabets including Greek, and Arabic. This geometry can be applied to the flame of Islam, Rumi’s Medlevi Sufi Round Dance, Christian iconography, eastern symbolism, and much more. This demonstrates that, while we are seeking unity as humans, our differences are also necessary elements. The brain, heart, and liver are all separate organs yet all three are necessary for the survival of the body. We need to stress commonality over conflict for the survival of our children.
The essence of Torah is peace. Rabbi Hillel, a great Jewish sage during Roman times, when asked to define the essence of Torah, made a statement now called "Torah on one foot." This definition is the seed of the Golden Rule :
"What is hateful unto you do not do unto your neighbor...http://www.meetingtent.com/MeruMadeEasy/MMEIntro.htm"
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"Focus on the Golden Rule
Science calls it "theory of mind", and tells us that this is what makes us human. Tradition calls this the
Golden Rule, and "Torah on one foot."
Meru findings point to the Golden Rule as the basis of a Theory of Everything, and a science of
consciousness expressed in a truly natural universal gesture alphabet.
All of the great traditions, and in particular the Abrahamic traditions, and all of our modern sciences
including the foundations of the ideas of Newton, Einstein, and Planck, stand on this "one foot.
http://www.meru.org/goldenrules/Linguis ... 0jun09.pdf
"the Golden Rule underlies both aspects of humankind's perennial search for truth – our spiritual traditions, and our scientific observations of the physical reality we live in. This is not just metaphor; it is supported by cutting-edge research in game and information theory (among other
fields). What Meru is saying is not that there is "science (or physics, etc.) in Torah." Much more fundamentally, we
are saying is that science itself arises from the same root that Torah is here to express. This idea is a game-changer; it
refocuses our understanding of this relationship. http://www.meru.org/Newsletter/eTORUS48.pdf"
Science calls it "theory of mind", and tells us that this is what makes us human. Tradition calls this the
Golden Rule, and "Torah on one foot."
Meru findings point to the Golden Rule as the basis of a Theory of Everything, and a science of
consciousness expressed in a truly natural universal gesture alphabet.
All of the great traditions, and in particular the Abrahamic traditions, and all of our modern sciences
including the foundations of the ideas of Newton, Einstein, and Planck, stand on this "one foot.
http://www.meru.org/goldenrules/Linguis ... 0jun09.pdf
"the Golden Rule underlies both aspects of humankind's perennial search for truth – our spiritual traditions, and our scientific observations of the physical reality we live in. This is not just metaphor; it is supported by cutting-edge research in game and information theory (among other
fields). What Meru is saying is not that there is "science (or physics, etc.) in Torah." Much more fundamentally, we
are saying is that science itself arises from the same root that Torah is here to express. This idea is a game-changer; it
refocuses our understanding of this relationship. http://www.meru.org/Newsletter/eTORUS48.pdf"
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The Golden rule is seemingly ubiquitous to human culture dating to earliest social concepts. In discounting religion, it may be that important messages coded in religion may also be discounted without merit.
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"The Golden Rule or law of reciprocity is the principle of treating others as one would treat oneself. It is a maxim of altruism seen in many human religions, human cultures, and animal kingdoms. The maxim may appear as either a positive or negative injunction governing conduct:
One should treat others as one would like others to treat oneself (positive or directive form).
One should not treat others in ways that one would not like to be treated (negative or prohibitive form).
What you wish upon others, you wish upon yourself (empathic or responsive form).
The Golden Rule differs from the maxim of reciprocity captured in do ut des—"I give so that you will give in return"—and is rather a unilateral moral commitment to the well-being of the other without the expectation of anything in return." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Rule
One should treat others as one would like others to treat oneself (positive or directive form).
One should not treat others in ways that one would not like to be treated (negative or prohibitive form).
What you wish upon others, you wish upon yourself (empathic or responsive form).
The Golden Rule differs from the maxim of reciprocity captured in do ut des—"I give so that you will give in return"—and is rather a unilateral moral commitment to the well-being of the other without the expectation of anything in return." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Rule
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"Ma’at and the Golden Rule
The Ancient Egyptians believed that the universe emerged from chaos. They perceived an enduring harmony and order to it that they regarded as sacred and necessary to sustain. They believed it was created and maintained by a powerful female spiritual force or goddess whom they called Ma’at. In their view, she kept discord and chaos at bay by creating order out of disorder thereby allowing them to live in peace, prosper and be happy. They regarded this ordering principle or Ma’at to be so important that they based their code of moral and ethical conduct on it believing that Ma’at required speaking the truth and treating others with honor and respect in all matters.
Ma’at is the earliest known version of the Golden Rule. As an expression of divine wisdom, Ma’at is reminiscent of St. Thomas Aquinas’s notion of natural or moral law. For example, he believed that the “standards of morality are in some sense derived from, or entailed by, the nature of the world and the nature of human beings.” Ma’at’s sacred status as a fundamental guiding principle that had to be honored in all things created an emphasis on using law to resolve disputes in a manner consistent with Ma’at, or the spirit of the law. Their emphasis on resolving disputes in a fair and equitable manner stands out in marked contrast to the rote application of the most relevant rule in a lengthy and detailed list of rules.https://frederickleatherman.com/2012/10 ... lden-rule/"
The Ancient Egyptians believed that the universe emerged from chaos. They perceived an enduring harmony and order to it that they regarded as sacred and necessary to sustain. They believed it was created and maintained by a powerful female spiritual force or goddess whom they called Ma’at. In their view, she kept discord and chaos at bay by creating order out of disorder thereby allowing them to live in peace, prosper and be happy. They regarded this ordering principle or Ma’at to be so important that they based their code of moral and ethical conduct on it believing that Ma’at required speaking the truth and treating others with honor and respect in all matters.
Ma’at is the earliest known version of the Golden Rule. As an expression of divine wisdom, Ma’at is reminiscent of St. Thomas Aquinas’s notion of natural or moral law. For example, he believed that the “standards of morality are in some sense derived from, or entailed by, the nature of the world and the nature of human beings.” Ma’at’s sacred status as a fundamental guiding principle that had to be honored in all things created an emphasis on using law to resolve disputes in a manner consistent with Ma’at, or the spirit of the law. Their emphasis on resolving disputes in a fair and equitable manner stands out in marked contrast to the rote application of the most relevant rule in a lengthy and detailed list of rules.https://frederickleatherman.com/2012/10 ... lden-rule/"
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"In Egyptian lore, this system was handed down from the gods to man and the pharaoh was the personification of Maat. The chief purpose of this system was to instill order against the chaos that otherwise permeated the universe. Rather than a code of justice, Maat was seen as a balance to be applied in order to restore harmony to society and thus to the universe. It was a combination of the sacred and the legal. The basis of the Golden Rule's equality is summed up by a simple explanation of Maat that the Egyptians attributed to their creator:
"I made every man like his fellow."
Humanity's evolution of consciousness is thusly illustrated. Maat is based not on what one did that was wrong during one's life, but on one's inherent equality."http://www.keen.com/articles/spiritual/ ... olden-rule
"I made every man like his fellow."
Humanity's evolution of consciousness is thusly illustrated. Maat is based not on what one did that was wrong during one's life, but on one's inherent equality."http://www.keen.com/articles/spiritual/ ... olden-rule
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"The symbology of the true Illuminati hand gesture of the Levites is used during a blessing ceremony, the nesiat kapayim or the “Priestly Blessing”, that accompanies the prayer service. The Levites use two hands with the thumbs touching and fingers paired and split, and extended outward for the Shin gesture forming the letter Shin (שׁ), an emblem for Shaddai, "Almighty [God]"."
Dark Occultists or Cabal use symbols for various purposes, probably to infuse them with meanings of their power and divine right to rule, else these symbols will be recognized via the collective unconscious as tools for self discovery and eventual mastery; sovereignty.
There is a very tangible reason for doing this, which relates to altering the collective consciousness and charging symbols with a 'false' meaning to obscure a deeper one from asserting itself. The mind is the clay through which we mold our subjective experiences, largely a function of associating meanings with objective things or symbols. In this sense, the totality of our experience is an assemblage of meaningless things, giving meaning as we 'make sense' of our experiences.
Related Decoding Fiction - Science of Meaning | As Above So Below (Fractal) Symbolism in Once Upon A Time TV Series
This aspect of Natural Law is underscored under the principles of Mentalism, Correspondence and Gender. That we create meanings by observing relationships and recognizing the inherent properties within our experience; the learning and use of language being an excellent example.
Extending this dynamic to group consciousness or the collective mind, the Cabal use symbolism and symbolic languages for incepting ideas as part of their mass mind control program. In this way, they suggest a belief to the masses via subliminal suggestion for various consciousness programs or belief systems that provide a base structure for other specific purposes. Consider how most wars are started, by getting one group to view another as cultural, racial or creed enemy, and then produce a catalyst in the form of false flag events to trigger the program.
By recognizing this dynamic within the human social systems on Earth, we can begin to liberate ourselves of unconsciously accepted belief systems, that if left unchecked, will dominate our perceptions and leave us susceptible to further manipulation. We need only look out into the world of self inflicted destruction, chaos and division to see evidence for these programs at work. One way to do so is infusing a symbol, idea or belief with more information and resulting contemplative meanings (doing research), the end result being a unification of it within a holistic and accurate body of knowledge. The deep truths of the universe, known as principles, are an excellent way to facilitate this process. In my view Natural law is an excellent tool for this purpose.
Thankfully the power to change these programs rests firmly within our grasp. Each mind which seeks to bravely transmute 'negative things' by way of reconciliation can and does act as a resonator for these empowering meanings. Those who muster the courage to move past 'negative beliefs' and unify them with true knowledge will be instrumental agents for change and spiritual activism. "
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