Genesis 2:21-24: Assumption - Causation Is By ENGAGED Imagining (That Is God Saving Us)

Moses engaged God. He went up the mountain of God by lowering himself in humble meditation and submission (Horeb means dryness or desolation) and learned much. Moses put the most important things he learned in his exodus in the Book of Genesis, right up front where the reader cannot miss them, unless the reader cannot read.

Adam literally means "the Divine's Blood," i.e., the Consciousness of the Ineffable. Adam (we, both he and she) are bits of God's consciousness. Human imagination is an engageable mind. We are portraits of God's consciousness. God's life is in Its Blood, and we - our mechanics - are portraits of that life. Take a look.

Moses explained the mechanics of life: We are in a kind of sleep, and our heartfelt, assumed feelings (literally panels of imagination, translated as "rib") become manifest as our "wife." What we think/assume reality to be becomes our experience: "And the Lord God transformed the rib that He consecrated from Adam to be the wife and He brought it to Adam. And Adam said, 'As of now* (this season) this bone from my bone and this flesh from my flesh (i.e., this assumed experience) shall be called the wife, because she was consecrated from the man(-ifestation of God)'' (Genesis 2:22-23 Alexander, parenthesis mine). Our reality, i.e., our "wife," is our own assumption - from our own wonderful human imagination - made manifest. In Truth, the buck stops here (because in reality we are the One [that is what we are here to discover and are destined to fulfill in resurrection]).

Verse 24: "Because of that (i.e., in order to cause) the man(-ifestation of God we are) leaves his father and mother (the thought of this world) and catches himself a wife (an assumption). And they (God's manifest consciousness and our assumption) become both one flesh (in experience)" (using Alexander, my take on the matter).

What did you think Moses was talking about?