Try this. The Torah of Moshiach will show what chassidut shows us now. How every word of Torah screams, “Ein od milvado!” (There is nothing other than Him!)
Not only that, it reveals how the stories of old are not just antiquity, rather alive and binding upon us every second of every day to serve our Creator. (Hint—and we LOVE it!)
Check out this class Ezekiel. I was asked in my class “But isn’t the G-d of the Old Testament the G-d of judgement??” Negative Ghost Rider— He’s everything.
Hear the love:
https://www.theyeshiva.net/jewish/2646
If any words aren’t translated let me know. Sometimes I don’t make note when he speaks Yeshivish (mix of Hebrew, Yiddish, and poor English)
No issues with the 'Yeshivish', as I have looked up unfamiliar terms over time as I have come across them. The new one today is yesurim. It is rather paradoxical in its own right that I had never encountered yesurim until today. There you go, it all makes sense in its proper time.
As far as not being subject to the slavery mindset, it's why I have come to post what I see no matter how bizarre and stupid it appears. Generally it's ignored anyway. I'm not arguing dogma or forcing anybody to like my posts or care.
There is so much detail - patterns and evidence of God's complete interconnection with man everywhere and with everything that exists. That's how much love (and joy) is out there just waiting to be realized and disseminated. I've seen the rectification in action, up close and personal, face to face. There is no going back.
It's like when God told Samuel [when Samuel was working his way through the line-up of Jesse's sons] that man judges by how things appear to him, whereas the Lord looks upon the heart.
These days, who's even looking for a plain man caring for literal sheep (and a whole lot more). What would he know? Yesurim, for starters.