Anyone can experience the Infinite Light, at least for a limited time. Just close your eyes and meditate on the fact that nothing exists but Bore Olam (the Creator of the universe), until you forget yourself completely. Then automatically all your sufferings will cease. The more one is aware of serving God and becoming a conduit for God’s will, the greater the rectified ego can lead others: " "He used to say: Do His will as if it was your will that He may do your will as if it was His will. Make your will of no effect before His will that He may make the will of others of no effect before your will." Pirkei Avot- Ethics of the Fathers; Chapter 2:4 In relation to man, one must be sure that any action initiated for the sake of others comes from sincere intent and not from [...]
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Jewish tradition teaches that Mashiach must be the quintessential Jew. An embodiment of the experience, sufferings, and joys of the entire Jewish people throughout the ages. A number of scholars have recognized that within Yeshua, as the Mashiach, is the embodiment of all Israel. In a sense, Mashiach must be view as a "One Man Israel," as ...
Most of the Jewish commentators on the Tanach have understood Yeshayahu / Isaiah 53 to concern Mashiahch’s sufferings, and although a very few do disagree; the Talmud, the Targumim, and many other Jewish writtings uphold such view. Scripture gives opposing views of Messiah; Messiah was to rule the world, yet Messiah was also to suffer for the ...
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