| Many Orthodox Jews had forsaken the Kabbalah because of its ability to explain the process of universal creation. |
Pine Tree Is Highest Form Of Spiritual Evolution On Earth |
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Kabalah, if in the wrong hands, could allow any human to develop into a black magician.
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Far Right: Northwestern Cascade Pine. Right: Diagram of the Kabbalistic Sephirothic Tree, from the 1621 edition of Robert Fludd's Utriusque Cosmi....Historia. See enlarged page view. |
| CN. UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM, ISRAEL. Foreword. Ancient Jewish history tells of the angels giving Adam and Eve the scared knowledge of the Tree of Life. This knowledge was taught to each Jewish generation by the Oral Tradition. A few centuries ago, this scared knowledge was finally written down and became known to mankind as The Holy Kabbalah. The Kabbalah had almost been forgotten until this century. Many Orthodox Jews had forsaken the Kabbalah because of its ability to explain the process of universal creation. This knowledge of the Kabbalah, if in the wrong hands, could allow any human to develop into a black magician. Today, the Jewish community has reestablished the validity of the Holy Kabbalah, knowing that its' wisdom, beauty and symbolism far exceeds the threat of personal misuse. Professor Imel ben-Rosen, of the University of Jerusalem, was a student of the Kabbalah when he first made his studies of the electrical fields associated with trees. Professor Rosen's experiments were hot gossip on the university campus, since no one, not even his peers could figure out what Imel was attempting to prove. Even Imel wasn't sure. Imel's experiment's stemmed from the research of Cleve Backster and Marcel Vogel which proved, with the use of the galvanometer, that plant life responded to human actions and emotions. (See 'The Secret Life of Plants' by Tompkins and Bird). Imel ben-Rosen took his mentors research a giant step further. With the help of the electrical engineering department of the university, Rosen developed an ultra sensitive galvanometer. A galvanometer that would allow him to test his favorite subjects: pine trees. Imel spent his summers in the alpine areas of Switzerland experimenting with the galvanic response of the tall pines. Professor Rosen's great discovery happened one day when he rented a crane that allowed him full access, from top to bottom, of the pine trees. He found that each tree contained ten 'spheres' of very high energy and that each sphere was connected by a 'wire' of high electrical energy that started at the 'crown sphere' of the tree and zig zagged down through 9 lower spheres. Because of Rosen's studies of the Kabbala, he almost went insane from the discovery. His journal states of the discovery "the spheres correspond exactly to the ten sephiroth of the Tree of Life! The angels were telling us who our spiritual role models were--the pine trees!" |
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| Imel ben-Rosen published his finding, but was censored by the academic establishment. His academic supervisors took away his research papers and swore him to secrecy. It seemed that finding a true representation of the Tree of Life was extremely heretical for the rabbi faculty. Rosen shortly completed his studies and entered the teaching field at the University, but his depression over his supervisors decision to censor him caused so much pain in his life, that Imel had to take several sabbaticals. After only two years, Professor Rosen became unable to teach. | |
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| CN located the aged Professor Rosen, now living in Big Sur
California. Our staff reporter, Vicky Monroe, was granted this exclusive interview: VM: "Professor Rosen, this is indeed a pleasure."
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