Sam Albion
akaFrancisKing:ViveLeRoi!
impossible. for the ain, ain soph, and ain soph aur are the "nothingnesses"; that which is beyond God...
Shadow--Khaibit--Preta--Ammit
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seattlegal
Mercuræn Buddhist
Sam Albion
akaFrancisKing:ViveLeRoi!
yes -- just like wuji! limitless, nothingness... imho.
seattlegal
Mercuræn Buddhist
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radarmark
Quaker-in-the-Making
Sam, it is fine for you to believe that. Ari did not. And Luranic Kabala is the dominate variety (say 80-90%). The key here is that in Hebrew, things are not as "clear cut" as your reply suggests. Like Wuji, the nothingness is not nothingness. This is not the "Christian Kaballah", I know, but I believe it to be an aberration from the original.
Sam Albion
akaFrancisKing:ViveLeRoi!
ari can believe what he wants... and so can I! We all can -- that's the beauty of it!
radarmark
Quaker-in-the-Making
"impossible. for the ain, ain soph, and ain soph aur are the "nothingnesses"; that which is beyond God... "
See, you are free to believe that, but Isaac Luria (the Father of Jewish Kabala) kinda disagrees. "impossible" is perhaps inappropriate, I would say "I do not believe that possible".
See, you are free to believe that, but Isaac Luria (the Father of Jewish Kabala) kinda disagrees. "impossible" is perhaps inappropriate, I would say "I do not believe that possible".
Sam Albion
akaFrancisKing:ViveLeRoi!
ah ha... but, to me, impossible. I don't care what Luria says. He's not my Dad, or my Boss. My scant kabbalah knowledge comes to me via the Western Mystery Tradition. Flawed and imperfect it is, much like the demi-urge himself...
seattlegal
Mercuræn Buddhist
bump......