saving the world is in our DNA.

The building of Noah's Ark - is a pretty clear indicator from the creator, that all humans/individuals on earth  have the ability to save/improve the world. As long as they're following God's instructions.

Just think about it: after the flood, Noah descendants repopulated planet Earth. Which means- every human on planet Earth has some of Noah's DNA.
Which gives all of us the genetic memory in our DNA from an ancestor (Noah) with the information and ability to save all of humanity.

Interesting enough, the Kabbalist say - just by reading the portion of Noah in the Torah. We awaken the part of our genetic memory connected to Noah.

The catch is... you have to have the desire to change/save/improve the world. In order to awaken that part of your genetic (Noah) memory by reading the Torah portion this week.

everything destroyed in an instance.

It's an interesting parallel between the seven days of creation and the flood of Noah: It's almost like, God is saying; "all great things are built through a process but can be destroyed in a single instance". I guess relationships can be looked at the same way. you can build, build, build,build, build, build something beautiful with someone but 1 slip of consciousness.. for a moment, can destroy everything in an instance.

dreamgirl while awake.

Did the concept of "man meeting his Dreamgirl" and the concept of "love at first sight" - originate in the Garden of Eden?

I say yes!

- from the standpoint of: God creating Chava while Adam was sleeping, dreaming, in a reality created through his speech.
According to the Torah when Adam awoke from sleeping.. Eve was standing right in front of him - she was his Dreamgirl. A Girl created while Adam was dreamin. lol
In terms of "love at first sight", the first thing Adam said to hava without knowing her name was; "This one at last!".

Romantic writers, poets, philosophers have been writing about the concepts of "a Dreamgirl" and "love at first sight" for thousands of years.
Maybe, these aren't just concepts but rather intrical part of the information inside of our DNA(genetic memory in this scenario, reaching back to the beginning of time).

In the same way all of Adam and Eve's life experiences are intrical part of our DNA.
Conceivably, romance and being romantic is a part of our genetic memory as well.
Perhaps, the fact that almost every human on planet earth craves some type of love and romance in their life.. could be the greatest proof of Adam and Eve's existence.

her..

"Maybe.. the reason adam 8 from the tree even though God told him he would die?
because the girl he's waiting his whole entire life to meet, was doomed
because she already ate from Gd's forbidden tree..

so maybe, adam, decided life in heaven without her was pointless; so he ate from the tree, 2 join her, no matter where it led him..

...maybe, who knows?, just a thought :)"

what are you asking for?

"Asking God for a good coming year, is almost, a waste of time.. when through the power of speech!
You can ask God, for a year, beyond imagination!
A year, past your capacity to imagine of endless goodness and the maximum amounts of fulfillment achievable in this world.
A year, witnessing billions of dreams come true, for people all around the world.
A year, where every human on planet Earth witnesses the entire universe achieve its final correction, through positivity."

- someone asking God for a life beyond imagination, as he approaches Rosh Hashanah

Made in God's image?

The #Torah says man was created in the image of #God (#Genesis 1:27).

Many great sages throughout history have asked the question: what does it mean man was created in the image of God?

Does it mean God the creator of everything physically resembles man? because if he does... #chimpanzees and #baboons also share almost 99% of the same DNA man does.

Why doesn't the Torah say; man, chimpanzees and baboons were created in the image of God? Or is it, the 1% that separates man and chimpanzee the Torah speaks of?

The #kaballah says, when the Torah states man was created in the image of God - it was speaking of man's ability, to create reality with it's speech.

For example: When Man (Adam) was 1st created in its purest state, he gave names/perceptions to every aspect of creation (Genesis 2:18–23). Exercising Man's God given ability to create reality through speech.
Another example is: 26 generations after the Creation of #Adam. When man was at its darkest state of consciousness in #Egypt. God revealed the secrets of the universe through #Moses (laws of Torah) giving the Israelites the spiritual tools to change their reality (leave #Egypt).

Where does God 1st exact this power of speech to create reality in the Torah?

Simple.
#Bereshit 1:3 - "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light".

..#Mankind is the only species in the universe with the ability to speak and create reality - as it was expressed by Adam in the Garden of Eden, when naming all of #creation.

To the point: I've heard people of all religions say at one time or another; "be careful what you ask for!"

Equality is powerful

When you think about it:
Moses's power over the most powerful individual and nation in the world - After talking directly to God. Wasn't the fact, Moses felt better/at a higher level (superior) than the Pharaoh/Egyptians - but it was in the fact, Moses knew, he was equal (created by the same source). #phhhh

Pharaoh's weakness, was the fact he thought, he was superior to Moses and the Israelites (a ruler). Arguably, the reason why the 10 plagues brought egypt to its knees. Was because the Egyptians had no belief in God - if Pharaoh and the Egyptians believed in God to some degree.. they would have rejoiced & celebrated - transforming the 10 plagues into 10 miraculous miracles (retaining their status).

Lesson of the story: the most powerful self-perception a person can have - is one of being equal (to all of mankind) not superior, not below but equal. Run away.. from all ideologies, manipulating you into thinking your superior; no human, is superior to another..