I’ve never done this before on this blog, so this a first — a riddle:
What do these two figures represent? Please post your answers in the Comment area.
Riddle
About the Author: Alexander Poltorak
Alexander Poltorak was trained as a theoretical physicist in Russia. A physicist and brain researcher, he held academic positions at various colleges and universities serving as an Assistant Professor of Biomathematics at Cornell University Medical College, as an Assistant Professor of Physics at Touro College, as an Adjunct Professor of Physics at the City College of New York. He guest-lectured at Columbia University School of Engineering and Business School. Presently, he is the Founder & President of NeuroLight, Inc. and a Research Fellow at the Institute for Ultrafast Spectroscopy and Lasers. Alex Poltorak authored several books, research papers, and many articles. He blogs about physics, kabbalah and Jewish philosophy.
m’lemalah lematah (from up down) and m’lematah lemalah (from down up)
שתי מזוזות ומשקוף
מלמעלמ”ט ומלמטלמ”ע
אור ישר\אור חוזר
כתר\מלכות
משפיע\מקבל
So the first figure is mmate lmala, where when you look up, the lintel is imposing, it’s a cap. That’s our present. Whereas when looking down mlmala lmata the walls are all that matter (past and future) whereas the present is an afterthought, without significant consequence.
Masculine and Feminine
Lo que hace un agujero e Gusano, la puerta a una dimension y la salida a otra. Me recuerda un tratado cientifico que siempre he relacionado con la Tora:” La energía no se crea ni se destruye, solo se transforma. Es lo que hace el tiempo