Science & Technology

An understanding of G-d's Four-Letter Name offers a possible synthesis of two heretofore irreconcilable theories -- Quantum Theory and the Theory of Relativity.

A Kabbalistic perspective on science's attempt to formulate an overarching explanation for all existence takes us through the dimensions of space, time and spirit.

Uncanny similarities are noted between the Hyperspace Dimensions of String Theory and the Ten Sefirot of Kabbalah.

The tenth and highest dimension of reality is described as the "infinite within the finite" that encompasses the dimensionality of all worlds.

The world of Akudim as a prototypical model for reality where existence may either "appear" or "not appear."

The highest world of Atzilut introduces a unique "G-dly" dimension to reality. Beyond that lies the realm of primordial chaos, source of the "Shattering of the Vessels."

The world of Briyah is described as a plane of "abstract intelligence."

The world of Yetzirah is described as a higher plane of reality where objects and happenings in the space-time dimensions actually take on moral value.

The dimensions of space and time within the physical universe and their corresponding spiritual characteristics.

The four dimensions of "point, line, area and body" as they correspond to four levels within the conscious observer and Four Worlds.