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The First Cause
The readers of the book "The First Cause" meet a new understanding of the cause of creation, the identity of the creator, and what it aspired to achieve through it, as well as why human beings have been created and what their importance in the process of the creation of the fruit of life is. The book stresses that the mission of humans is imposed on them, and that they are unable to free themselves of it, because their minds are involved in it.
The readers will discover that their lives are of utmost importance in the process of the creation of the fruit of life, which is what the creating power desires. The book offers a real compass for orientation in the confused, confusing, and seemingly purposeless life. It points to the direction it follows and to the changes that it will undergo throughout its journey. Those who accept what this book says will gain an anchor, which will grant their lives more stability, serenity and patience, in confronting the hardships of life and the contradictions that pervades it, which cause recurrent frustration and disappointment.
The readers will be able to rise above everyday life and see the achievements of the developing consciousness on its way to the wholeness in which the unknowing creator wants to be known, since it created and creates for itself.
The readers will discover that their lives are of utmost importance in the process of the creation of the fruit of life, which is what the creating power desires. The book offers a real compass for orientation in the confused, confusing, and seemingly purposeless life. It points to the direction it follows and to the changes that it will undergo throughout its journey. Those who accept what this book says will gain an anchor, which will grant their lives more stability, serenity and patience, in confronting the hardships of life and the contradictions that pervades it, which cause recurrent frustration and disappointment.
The readers will be able to rise above everyday life and see the achievements of the developing consciousness on its way to the wholeness in which the unknowing creator wants to be known, since it created and creates for itself.
264 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 29, 2016
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September 25, 2020
‘The unconscious Naught Entity – the supreme power, the creator of absolute consciousness’
Israeli author Abraham Dagesh makes his literary debut with THE FIRST CAUSE – his thoughtful analysis of the search for the purpose of human existence. The book is translated from the Hebrew by David Ben-Nahum.
The thoughts in this book are shared as phrases, extensions of ideas, presented in a format that resembles poetry. Without the need for a Foreword or a Prologue or an explanation for the journey of thought this book presents, the author simply begins what feels like a series of meditations about existence – how it originated and how we live in it and where it will lead.
Some readers may find the content elusive, but slow absorption of Abraham’s verse offers a probe into our belief system, a new way to consider the meaning and the purpose of life. He uses terms – Naught Entity, Aloim, Pele, Aloa – that assist our comprehension, and appreciation, of his musings.
Placing some of these thoughts before the potential reader may induce a need for exploration: thus, some excerpts follow:
‘Three kinds of being cooperate in the creation. The eternal, infinite Naught Entity, which grants its power to execute the Aloa, its code, in the being that serves it to create existence, life, and the supreme consciousness – the Aloim…it is the will, the creator of the causes, for everyone crated, for every phenomenon and event.’ ‘All human beings serve the Naught Entity, through their minds, which create consciousness. The purpose of life is the creation of the Aloim, which they realize
every day. ‘
‘There is one monster in the word – its name is life. It puts every living creature under an existential test. Through its blow, it forces humans to use their brains, to uncover its secrets, to gain more and more wisdom, in order to defend themselves with tricks. Curiosity and problems look for an answer, a quest that expands the boundaries of consciousness toward the Aloim that completes it. Humanity is present in this journey.’
‘The creation has generated a threatening existence, to which humans are confined. It hurls natural and human disasters at them, forcing them to cope with them. Thus, it improves their intelligence, increasing the Aloim in their minds.’ ‘The mind is the place of the creation of the Aloim. It is the symbol of the Perceptive beings.’
This book is an invitation to think, to muse, to consider, and step into a refreshing view of life as we are living it. These words are from a man who has entered a new realm and who invites us to join in this exploration of the meaning of our lives.
Israeli author Abraham Dagesh makes his literary debut with THE FIRST CAUSE – his thoughtful analysis of the search for the purpose of human existence. The book is translated from the Hebrew by David Ben-Nahum.
The thoughts in this book are shared as phrases, extensions of ideas, presented in a format that resembles poetry. Without the need for a Foreword or a Prologue or an explanation for the journey of thought this book presents, the author simply begins what feels like a series of meditations about existence – how it originated and how we live in it and where it will lead.
Some readers may find the content elusive, but slow absorption of Abraham’s verse offers a probe into our belief system, a new way to consider the meaning and the purpose of life. He uses terms – Naught Entity, Aloim, Pele, Aloa – that assist our comprehension, and appreciation, of his musings.
Placing some of these thoughts before the potential reader may induce a need for exploration: thus, some excerpts follow:
‘Three kinds of being cooperate in the creation. The eternal, infinite Naught Entity, which grants its power to execute the Aloa, its code, in the being that serves it to create existence, life, and the supreme consciousness – the Aloim…it is the will, the creator of the causes, for everyone crated, for every phenomenon and event.’ ‘All human beings serve the Naught Entity, through their minds, which create consciousness. The purpose of life is the creation of the Aloim, which they realize
every day. ‘
‘There is one monster in the word – its name is life. It puts every living creature under an existential test. Through its blow, it forces humans to use their brains, to uncover its secrets, to gain more and more wisdom, in order to defend themselves with tricks. Curiosity and problems look for an answer, a quest that expands the boundaries of consciousness toward the Aloim that completes it. Humanity is present in this journey.’
‘The creation has generated a threatening existence, to which humans are confined. It hurls natural and human disasters at them, forcing them to cope with them. Thus, it improves their intelligence, increasing the Aloim in their minds.’ ‘The mind is the place of the creation of the Aloim. It is the symbol of the Perceptive beings.’
This book is an invitation to think, to muse, to consider, and step into a refreshing view of life as we are living it. These words are from a man who has entered a new realm and who invites us to join in this exploration of the meaning of our lives.
February 3, 2017
Mind = blown
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