Gregg Braden

Oh, man, let's do this. Let's do this. This is so cool.

Oh, man, let's do this. Let's do this. This is so cool.

Oh, man, let's do this. Let's do this. This is so cool.

Let's do this. This is so cool. This goes back about 400 years. Rabbis have always said that there are hidden codes in the Torah. They didn't have computers. They tried to figure it out by hand. And it's said by candlelight and lantern lights. And it's said that they went crazy trying to do this. Okay.

Let's do this. This is so cool. This goes back about 400 years. Rabbis have always said that there are hidden codes in the Torah. They didn't have computers. They tried to figure it out by hand. And it's said by candlelight and lantern lights. And it's said that they went crazy trying to do this. Okay.

Let's do this. This is so cool. This goes back about 400 years. Rabbis have always said that there are hidden codes in the Torah. They didn't have computers. They tried to figure it out by hand. And it's said by candlelight and lantern lights. And it's said that they went crazy trying to do this. Okay.

So when computers came into vogue in the 90s, those same rabbis said, well, let's do this on a computer. So the idea, this is Gematria. Every letter of every ancient alphabet has always had a mysterious number associated with it. We don't know where they came from. They never change, always consistent. The study of Kabbalah, people know this.

So when computers came into vogue in the 90s, those same rabbis said, well, let's do this on a computer. So the idea, this is Gematria. Every letter of every ancient alphabet has always had a mysterious number associated with it. We don't know where they came from. They never change, always consistent. The study of Kabbalah, people know this.

So when computers came into vogue in the 90s, those same rabbis said, well, let's do this on a computer. So the idea, this is Gematria. Every letter of every ancient alphabet has always had a mysterious number associated with it. We don't know where they came from. They never change, always consistent. The study of Kabbalah, people know this.

They often use the numbers and letters interchangeably in Kabbalah. So they took the Torah and converted the letters into their equivalent numeric representations and loaded that into the computers as an array. And then you can tell the computers, beginning with a certain letter, You can do what's called a skip code.

They often use the numbers and letters interchangeably in Kabbalah. So they took the Torah and converted the letters into their equivalent numeric representations and loaded that into the computers as an array. And then you can tell the computers, beginning with a certain letter, You can do what's called a skip code.

They often use the numbers and letters interchangeably in Kabbalah. So they took the Torah and converted the letters into their equivalent numeric representations and loaded that into the computers as an array. And then you can tell the computers, beginning with a certain letter, You can do what's called a skip code.

You can say, if a skip code is 10, you start with a letter, and then you go 10, and then 10 letters down, and then that's the next code, and then 10 letters down, and that's the next. And what you find is an entire word. So, for example, in the book of Genesis...

You can say, if a skip code is 10, you start with a letter, and then you go 10, and then 10 letters down, and then that's the next code, and then 10 letters down, and that's the next. And what you find is an entire word. So, for example, in the book of Genesis...

You can say, if a skip code is 10, you start with a letter, and then you go 10, and then 10 letters down, and then that's the next code, and then 10 letters down, and that's the next. And what you find is an entire word. So, for example, in the book of Genesis...

The first T that you find, and I think it's, I believe it's a skip code of 10, is O, skip code of 10 R, skip code 10 H, and it actually says Torah. And they said, okay, well, what else is in there? So that's what makes you crazy doing it by hand. So what they did was a computer and you can determine what the skip, it can be a skip code of 50 or a skip code.

The first T that you find, and I think it's, I believe it's a skip code of 10, is O, skip code of 10 R, skip code 10 H, and it actually says Torah. And they said, okay, well, what else is in there? So that's what makes you crazy doing it by hand. So what they did was a computer and you can determine what the skip, it can be a skip code of 50 or a skip code.

The first T that you find, and I think it's, I believe it's a skip code of 10, is O, skip code of 10 R, skip code 10 H, and it actually says Torah. And they said, okay, well, what else is in there? So that's what makes you crazy doing it by hand. So what they did was a computer and you can determine what the skip, it can be a skip code of 50 or a skip code.

Actually, the Torah may be a skip code of 50. I may have just done that wrong. I didn't know we were going to talk about this. I haven't done it for a while. You can determine the skip code, and what it will do, it will search horizontally, it will search vertically, and it will search at a diagonal. Yeah, there you go. I was just going to read my mind so you can see how these skip codes work.

Actually, the Torah may be a skip code of 50. I may have just done that wrong. I didn't know we were going to talk about this. I haven't done it for a while. You can determine the skip code, and what it will do, it will search horizontally, it will search vertically, and it will search at a diagonal. Yeah, there you go. I was just going to read my mind so you can see how these skip codes work.