Ain Sof Aur

The consideration of the nature of our reality appears to be as old as humanity itself The mere fact that humans are able to ponder the abstract as well as we do is a mystery in and of itself. Although we may not fully understand all the various different approaches, let alone the large variety of competing vernaculars, used to answer the many questions asked throughout the ages about what is reality or the meaning of life; there have always been at least a few people who can’t help but try to comprehend how and why the world works the way it does. Thank god for the inquisitive minds of today and throughout history, for they have enabled mankind to be able to not only survive but to thrive in a world full of uncertainty and unknown dangers lurking in the dark. There will always be those who blissfully ignore that which is outside of their purview, insisting that they already know all that needs to be known, and vehemently attack those who dare to test the limits of our present knowledge in their search for an even greater understanding of how and what makes things tick.

The notion of the Ain, Ain Sof, Ain Sof Aur, and the creation of matter in the classical Tree of Life models are simply an attempt to explain the fundamental forces that underpin all of life as we know it. These mystical notions are really not very different than a modern physicists theory of time, space, light and matter, except that the old mystics had much less information to work with, and a far more archaic approach to the subject. Whereas modern physicists are not concerned with the astrological, religious and psychological consideration like they were in the old Tree of life models. Non the less they are both trying to make sense out of nonsense by constructing models and formulas to better explain their intuitive perceptions of reality and the meaning of life.

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