The Fractality of Torah Literature

All Torah literature is inherently interconnected with itself. This is mathematically modeled by fractal geometry.  Mathematically, a fractal is a self-similar geometric object that reiterates the global structure at every localized scaling perspective.

A Julia set fractal - a vision of Torah literature

 
Reading any of the teachings of the sages is like reading them all. Understanding any little bits of Torah wisdom is like understanding them all. But you can't fully appreciate the ramifications of each little bit of Torah wisdom unless you have first become familiar with the full spectrum of Torah literature.

The Torah, TaNaK, Mishnah, Talmud, Midrash, Zohar, etc... are all interconnected in this way.  Fractal geometry is the easiest way to understand how to read and study Torah literature.

Video series on Torah Mysteries and the Fractal Geometry of Creation

This 3-part video series reveals many deep mysteries behind creation. This is really cool stuff if you're interested in expanding your consciousness to be aware that you are living in universe full of magic.

We begin introducing the esoteric concept of the Torah as the codebook of creation. We then describe the basics of fractal geometry by introducing the Cantor set and look at the 10 sefirot of the Tree of Life as an example of a fractal structure that occurs throughout creation. This will lay the foundations for the next videos which will present the mysteries of the Torah as the fractal language of creation.

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We continue the video series by exploring concepts related to fractals and spiritual science. The idea of a fractal is illustrated with the very important example of the Mandelbrot set. We also explain the meaning of vibrational resonance and indicate how it will be used to scientifically verify the claims to be made in the next video regarding the Torah as the fractal language of creation.

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We build upon the concepts introduced in the first two parts to now present the main claims of this research. The idea of the Torah as the fractal language of creation is presented in detail. We will also see that Torah itself is a fractal. We begin by taking seriously the Talmudic teaching that the whole Torah is somehow contained in just the first letter Bet. We conclude by indicating practical methods of activating these energies into our consciousness and experience fractal states of mind.
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