God is a Verb

[@kjun03]

“It was lonely so it created God!” hit me hard for I’ve felt that since childhood!!!

[@kjun03]

I’ve used Kabbalah meditation ( Cooper) for 3 decades! Myself and with regressions on my psychic network! The willing were highly actualized in a quicker space of time ! Thanks!!!

[@jdub2378]

I found him almost 20 years in the library on a cassette box titled the mystical Kabbalah. Is that what you’re talking about? The mediations from there?

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[@micahbell2657]

GREAT BOOK

[@hectorsalazar1660]

I think that the denomination that would most likely align with this concepts are Adventist

[@alankuntz6494]

Not really.They are pretty much literal fundamentalist.

[@rickwrites2612]

Not a chance bro. Only the most liberal (both theologically and politically) Christians would: Quakers, Unitarian Universalist, Gnostics, Episcopalians, maybe the more philosophical-mystical currents of Catholics (if there any left). Really Buddhists or Hindu would "get" it best.

[@markorealmonte]

I am what I am is still using nouns. God is a noun. A Divine force is also a noun. The verb is Godly, or godliness. Basic grammar. Good and evil, also nouns. Let's remember nouns are person, places, or things.

[@ambassadorportal]

Part of Reb Cooper's point is that we impose our category systems on God in unnecessary and ridiculous ways. Some languages do not make the clear distinction between verbs and nouns that English tends to do -- Latinate tongues tend to fold pronouns into the verbs, where is the noun in 'cogito ergo sum' for instance? -- and there's Shakespeare, who used nouns as verbs and vice-versa, 'Duke me no Dukes'. So if the Reb wants to say that God is not really a person, place or thing but a mode of activity, we might all relax our concepts and listen for the information he is trying to impart.

[@lynnrussell467]

Godding, God is Godding and will continue Godding into the future, unfolding the Universe....thank God!

[@rickwrites2612]

God is English the rabbi just explained why it's a problem using the word at all.

[@ismschism5176]

Been trying to read God Is A Verb by Rabbi David A. Cooper. I think I'm not liking it. I'm getting a lot of notes, but some are such as: "circular reasoning?" (early in page 38) and "overly-simplistic," (late in page 38 and into page 39) If I read correctly, it's being said that a Creator can't exist until the creation does. Another metaphor used here is that a person who is a parent is not a parent until a child exists. It seems obvious that the parent exists beforehand - even though the term "parent" is not yet applicable. And the book says things like, God {the ein sof} is everwhere so it couldn't 'give' anything... Which kinda frames the thought as if God were a noun. Again and again I think I see this presented so. I'm still gonna try to finish the book, cuz it does have some good little nuggets here and there. And maybe there'll bea turning-point in my understanding of what the book is about.

[@pammckeen6621]

The person exists but is not a parent until the child is born.

[@theburningelement.6447]

Havah means will be .

[@rajafaisal5362]

Barukh Ha Shem

[@IdentifiablePerson]

There was a time when Vedas were known all over the world. You can find similarities of both Bible and Judaism with Vedas. Bible has destiny. Bible also had reincarnation at one time and was removed later. Judaism describes many high level yogic powers, found in Vedas. There are high level yogis all over the world even now. The foundation of Vedas is yoga, yogic meditation, and yogic power. By yogic meditation any one can acquire divine vision or third eye. Such yogis are called Seers. A seer can see the memory of the entire universe, which is eternal, and is like a 3D video, which will tell you exactly what has happened, is happening, and will happen at any space time point in the universe. Such yogis can precisely tell you the destiny of any object, including humans, moment by moment, and also over long term. All parts of Vedas, which are acquired by such yogis should only be trusted. It is well known that Ramayan, Mahabharat, Gita, and Samkhya are acquired by seers. If you become a seer, you will also be able to see them even today. That Is why Vedas are called eternal knowledge. Samkhya is mentioned in both Mahabharat and Gita and is considered to have the highest knowledge. Most parts of Upanishad and Vedanta appear to be not written by Seers. So you have to read them carefully. Samkhya says - every object in the universe is created by its own individual soul. This means you are created by your soul; and I am created by my soul. Thus there is no God that created the entire universe. Consciousness is an adjective and therefore it cannot exist on its own, it requires a noun, which is the soul. Besides consciousness a soul has many other properties. Soul gives us yogic power, reincarnation, destiny etc. Destiny has two parts, global destiny, and individual destiny. Our individual destiny is derived from the global destiny. If you read Bible carefully you can interpret everything exactly the way Samkhya says. In this video what you have said can also be interpreted exactly in the Samkhya way. For more on Samkhya take a look at the soul theory chapter in the free book at theoryofsouls.wordpress.com/

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