Healing Well of Miriam

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Excerpt from the Introduction

The list of ailments of our physical existence is seemingly endless, with no easy answers.  Yet Hashem, Who created all of us and the planet, also created the answers even for these desperate times; before there was any illness, He had already created the cure.           With the discovery of the Torah Code in this computer age, it is evident that there is more to the Tanach than the surface reading.  Indeed, there are layers of understanding Torah—the expression of God’s will in the world.  We find not only stories of the past and prophecies of the future, instructions on what to do and what not to do, and even promises and forewarnings, here we also find encoded answers for the problems that plague mankind.  Sometimes these answers are found in the very texts that describe the problem.  Sometimes they are within joyous promises of Redemption.  Coming to this understanding requires study of Tanach and prayer that the revealed secrets may become part of our very being.   This brings us into Torah conscious, which is essential for our own healing and that of the world.

            As we find these words in hints and clues, we realize that the healing takes place in a subtle manner on a higher plane and then trickles down into the physical world.  This is especially true of Man, but also of all beings in the world and of the earth itself.  Understanding this, we can come to a deeper appreciation of our partnership with our Creator and our role as guardians of the earth.

            God created the world with the Hebrew letters and the Sefirot (divine attributes).   When Adam was told to name the animals, he also used the Hebrew letters to define the character of each animal; that string of letters formed a word that became the name of the animal.  He emulated his Creator, using the very vessels He had used in creating the world.  It is reasonable that we, the children of Adam, could also use the vessels of Creation to repair the world entrusted into our care.   Through the use of these tools it should be possible to:

• Heal humans and animals
• Strengthen plants
• Eliminate the need for pesticides and fertilizers
• Purify and build up the soil
• Purify the water systems  

         A human being is not simply a mechanical organism, but rather a soul dwelling in a body.  As with any remedial practice, healing takes place first in the soul; that is the main reason some people, even with identical conditions and given the exact same remedy, will have very different results.   This system, literally a Torah technology, recognizes this and is dependent on the interaction of the soul with the Heaven to draw down healing into the physical world.