And then I became interested in whether there is any mention somewhere of destruction and creation of worlds. Here’s what I found: in Indian mythology, “in Hinduism there is the idea of cycles of time and yugas. At the end of each yuga, the universe is destroyed, preparing the way for a new yuga and a new world. This process is called pralaya and is considered part of the cosmic cycle.” In Norse mythology, according to the legends, there comes Ragnarok — the time of a great battle during which many gods will perish, and the existing world will be destroyed so that a new, more beautiful world can arise in its place.” And this is very interesting. Why? Because the system has been highlighting two concepts for me over the course of two weeks: Ragnarok and Tikkun. “Tikkun — Tikkun Olam — is a concept in Kabbalah, the process of repairing the world that lost its harmony due to the shattering of the vessels (shevirat ha-kelim). The main agent of this repair is the Messiah, and the instrument is the divine light flowing from the remaining intact sefirot.” The sefirot — that’s their Tree, their matrix, so to speak. And that’s what they mean. “They contribute to the formation of partzufim, cosmic personas with self-awareness. In Kabbalah, the concept of the end of the world is built around the revelation of the divine plan and purpose of creation, and the understanding of nature’s transition to a stage called Gmar Tikkun — the final rectification, the ultimate state of all existence, when the lowest point of creation reaches the same state as the highest. Complete correction of all attributes and full union with the Creator.” You see, this is it — what they are waiting for. There is such a phenomenon as Tikkun in Kabbalah, and you can see that it is the end of the world, built on the revelation of the divine plan. That is, the end of the world is when the meaning of the old era is revealed — the purpose of creation, what, how, and why — and a reboot happens. That is basically what is happening now. The system highlighted this Tikkun Olam for me, you can read about it on Wikipedia, along with Ragnarok.
- Read the Wikipedia articles: “Tikkun”, “Ragnarok.”