Inyan: The Secret to Unlocking Kosher Universal Spirituality

Inyan is a fascinating subject matter in Torah that holds immense importance and significance. Yet, it is often played down and considered insignificant by the religious world just calling it "the thing". Much like Mazal is called "luck" and ger is "convert". However, when viewed from the perspective of Torah wisdom, it is much more than just a thing. It is, in fact, literally THE THING, the very foundation of the existence of everything, seen or unseen.


At the heart of the inyan lies the first purpose and reason for the creation of everything in the universe. This concept applies to the spiritual aspect of every physical thing. The inyan is the spiritual DNA that defines the essence of everything that exists.


Inyan is so significant that it can be considered the mind of God. Torah is the ultimate wisdom that has been revealed to mankind, and studying it means understanding the thinking and reasoning of God. Knowing the inyan of something means knowing the ultimate purpose and end result of its existence. When one is conscious of the inyan and engages with it with the alignment of thought, speech, and action, it essentially means that you know the end result and are manifesting it into reality.


The power of the inyan is that it unifies heaven and earth. When we align our physical actions with the spiritual inyan, we are effectively connecting the spiritual and physical realms. This union between the physical and spiritual planes opens up the mazal conduit, which is the channel through which blessings flow down from the heavens.


In other words, when we act in accordance with the inyan, we are aligning ourselves with the divine plan, and blessings flow effortlessly into our lives. This connection between the physical and spiritual planes is the ultimate goal of every human being. It is the key to unlocking the full potential of our existence.


It is interesting to note that the secular world often applies inyan on a daily basis, albeit unconsciously. They are oblivious to the fact that it is rooted in God and Torah. On the other hand, religious Israel is strives for the spiritual, often to the point of disregarding the physical. Striking a balance between the two is essential to unlocking the full potential of the inyan.


Only by becoming aware of the inyan and aligning ourselves with it can we open the mazal conduits in full force. This will usher in a world of unlimited blessings and abundance. The inyan is the key to unlocking kosher spirituality and the full potential of our existence. It is a fascinating concept that has the potential to transform our lives and the world around us. Let us embrace it and use it to elevate ourselves and the world.

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  1. AnonymousMay 6, 2023 at 4:13 AM

    U dont think it can be explained better. When the world realize this and live it, it will be time for Messiah.....

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