Finding the land of the Torah

The injury to our "spiritual eye" has resulted in dimness of our moral vision  blindness to truth, which affects 85 percent of the earth's population who linger below the critical level of integrity. The great issue that confronts mankind as a whole is the healing of this spiritual blindness. Any increased infusion of the influence of truth into the collective human consciousness gives us cause for greater hope than may be apparent from what tends inevitably to be a rather gloomy overview. 

"Our vision of consciousness is linked with our concept of self: the more limited the sense of self, the smaller is the parameter of experiencing."

In scripture, we are told that man is afflicted by forces unseen. It is a commonplace observation of our century that silent, invisible rays of energy are emitted even by innocent- looking objects, the discoverers of radium paid for this realization with their lives. X-ray are lethal, and radioactive emissions kill silently, as does radon. 

The attractor energy fields that destroy us are equally invisible and no less powerful, though far more subtle.

Enlightened beings have always described the general populace as being "trapped in a dream"; the majority of people are driven by unseen forces, and most are in despair over this fact for a great deal of their lives. We pray to God to relieve us of the burden of our sins, and by confession, we look for the relief. Remorse seems woven into the fabric of life. How can salvation be possible, then, for those who have unwittingly become ensnared in such destructive influences?

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