YOU CANNOT BE A SNAKE AND A MESSIAH
Why you have to "Leave the Torah" to truly find it
To know the Torah, you have to Exit the Torah.
Meaning: You have to Exit Yourself.
As long as a person is “Twisting” inside himself, he cannot be a person of Attainment.
Attainment is an absolute thing.
It cannot coexist with the internal twisting of the ego.
The Snake vs. The Messiah
These are not titles for people. They are two states of Consciousness.
The Snake: A consciousness that twists. It needs explanations. It complicates. It asks questions to serve the intellect.
The Messiah: A consciousness that reveals reality. It is direct. It is absolute.
The Impossibility of Duality
You cannot be both a Snake and a Messiah.
You cannot hold onto the “I” that wants to use the Torah for its own benefit, and simultaneously attain the Truth.
Attainment is direct contact.
Self-Focus creates a wall.
As long as the “Will to Receive” is managing the study, the Torah remains external.
It remains a tool for the Ego.
The Shift to Simplicity
A person needs to exit the Confusion and enter Simplicity .
He needs to exit Selfhood and enter Nullification.
The Definition
The Torah is not “Learned.”
It is Clarified.
It reveals itself only when the person stops standing in the way.
Translated from the Hebrew Transmissions of Ruth Kedem
ORIYA’S NOTE
We treat spirituality like a utility belt.
We want to learn Kabbalah, Buddhism, or Torah so we can be “Better,” “Smarter,” or “More Powerful.”
That is the Snake.
The Snake asks: “How can I use this light to make my ego shine brighter?”
The Messiah consciousness asks nothing. It just is.
It doesn’t use the Light. It becomes the Light.
You have to choose.
Do you want to be the smartest person in the room (The Snake)?
Or do you want to be the room itself (The Messiah)?
You can’t be both.