Dr. Marc Gafni

That might not be the God voice.

That might not be it.

That might not be it.

If the God voice comes as a confirmation for your egoic grasping, careful.

Careful, if the God voice comes and demands depth of devotion, right?

If the God voice comes in and serves the larger field, right?

And that actually opens up new windows of the good, new windows of the true, new windows of the beautiful and points you in a direction which you might not have been brave enough to reach towards.

and it actually opens up and points to a field of courage, then you have to listen.

You know, I was privileged to write a couple of volumes.

I'm called Radical Kabbalah in Oxford, which are, you know, I wrote too many pages, as I often do, about 1,500 pages and published just a few hundred of them, but it was about the Aramaic Hebrew Solomon lineage of the direct God voice.

It's about this exactly.

This is the question of radical Kabbalah.

And the question is, well, there's a Torah.

The Torah tells you how to live in the classical lineage tradition.

There's law.

So is there a God voice that suspends the convention of law?

And that demands that you even break the law or bracket the law for a moment in order to respond to that God voice.

And that's called, or what I called it, you know, I gave it this name, but it's in the lineage.

That's called the Judah archetype.

And Judah is the ancestor of Solomon.