[Brad]

So, that means he “did” actually do what judaism claims, he practiced the physical mitzvah’s but the key difference with Abraham is that he went from above downwards, rather than, below upwards?  Whereas Judaism today puts most importants on the branch instead of the root,  Am I getting that right?

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[Brad]

Dear Gianni, What does “you shall not add or take away from the Torah mean”?

[Brad]

youtube “BECOMING LIKE GOD” kabbalainfo  video ^

youtu.be/SGWNXRjJh10?si=d_4qtEBXQIbbi_KD

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[Brad]

so, are you saying that what Judaism calls the branches of the spiritual roots, the physical halacha, did not exist in that time,  but he somehow knew? Does there have to be a branch before one understands the root? Isn’t a branch somehow always physically manifested in this world?

[Brad]

so what you’re saying is, the work we did during the week on our ego is what we should restrict on Shabbat because we already laboured in that?

[Brad]

so what you’re saying is there’s a time to murder and a time to steal, and a time not to murder and a time not to steal? But it doesn’t say that, I guess I don’t get it

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