Where God Came From and The Problem With Its Working
The other day I posted The Great Danger in Neville Goddard-type Manifesting and the Law of Attraction. I need to reiterate that the problem is that there is someone there--there is the presence of a powerful consciousness, "Beginningness," who is hearing you. This presence evidences Itself by signs and wonders. Do not be one who gets these signs and wonders and then says that It--this powerful presence--is not here.
Where does Beginningness come from? One of my favorite books is God Is A Verb: Kabbalah and the Practice of Mystical Judaism by Rabbi David A. Cooper. I have found pages 59 through 79 to be most interesting. Cooper asserts that there is no God; that God, or rather "Godding," is a process. And I have to agree with him, although I see the process to actually be the Milta (Miltha), the Manifestation of God. Everything comes from the Milta, who is Beginningness and the End.
Where this process occurs is also very interesting. Imagine nothing. For this moment, you might imagine a small, limited area that has nothing in it, right? It is empty. And it is small. Think big. The earth and the solar system? Gone. The universe? Gone. The dimension the universe was in? Gone. All the various dimensions of existence that our dimension was among? Gone. Infinity? Gone. You get the picture? No space--NOTHING. All there is is endless nothingness. Cooper (p. 66) points out that the actual Hebrew words in Genesis 1:1 can be read differently than the common mistranslation. He says that a kabbalist would read them, "With a beginning [It] created God (Elohim), the heavens and the earth." "That is to say," he says, "out of Nothingness the potential to begin was created--Beginningness. Once there was a beginning, God (in plural form) was created--a God to which the rest of creation could relate. Then the heavens and the earth were created." Again, EVERYTHING comes from the Milta (which is the Beginning and the End), from the beginning of that potential.
"In Jewish mysticism, the potential for Beginning must come out of a creation called Nothing. Thus the creative force must precede the nothingness that precedes beginningness that precedes the names of God in the creation story" (Cooper p. 310, note 84). It is apparent by this that the creative force was before the Nothingness the process of beginning began in. So where did God come from? From beyond the Nothingness. What was It? We do not know. We only know that the first thing was the potential to begin, which became God, and that God is the Milta. He is the Someone "there," er, here. And He chose to become Jesus.
Alexander translates Genesis 1:1 "As the beginning, the Son of God creates the heavens and the earth." The Son of God, the Milta, is the Beginning of all things from the Nothingness. The Milta is the source of God, all of Its manifestations as Jesus Christ throughout the universe, and is the Lord showing us that He is here by his signs and wonders. Is here. Because He is alive. Be ware of it when you are manifesting, for you are knocking on His door.



