The Secrets of the Eternal Book - THE MEANING OF the stories of THE PENTATEUCH

[Ms Tercy Lonan]

Dear reader
If you have ever wondered about the mystery of life, even
for a moment contemplated the meaning of existence,
or dreamed of finding the “elixir of immortality,” hold tight
to this book; it is for you.
The Secrets of the Eternal Book reveals how to properly read
the Pentateuch, how to break through the outer shells—
the mundane actions of this world that the book seems to
recount—and discover what really stands behind it all.
Let’s start by listing all five books: Genesis, Exodus,
Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. Those are the
translated titles in English, while in the original Hebrew
they are Beresheet (In the Beginning), Shemot (Names),
Vayikra (And He Called), Bamidbar (In the Desert),
Devarim (Words).
When you pick up the book and start to read, little do you
know that its content is encrypted. You read and regard the
information as a collection of stories, occasionally stopping
to wonder what all the fuss is about. The Pentateuch is the
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foundation for all of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and
cited continuously by sages, philosophers, writers, and...
politicians. But what is so special about it? Allow me to
reassure you that if you aren’t satisfied with regarding this
book as a historical epic, there is nothing wrong with you. It
is a sign that you’re searching for the hidden meaning; and
if you’re really searching, you will invariably find it.
You bombard knowing, authoritative persons with
your questions, but they are unable to enlighten you. You
read mountains of literature, but cannot seem to find
any answers.
You are searching for the code of this book, trying to
unearth some secret door through which to sneak in and
discover the inner workings of this code. For millennia,
scholars have been trying fruitlessly to solve the mystery of
this code. Yet, they have been trying to solve it with reason,
and this has been their downfall. You cannot crack this code
with reason, so don’t even bother trying.
To reveal the secrets of the Pentateuch, you need only
one “tool”—desire. It is a magical word, and one that we’ll
be coming back to time and time again.
So where do you begin if you’ve resolved to delve into
the depths of life’s foremost question? You open up the
book and say to yourself: “This is about me. Everything
written here reveals my path into the innermost depths of
my soul.”
True, the trails have become winding over time. For as
long as you can remember, you have only concerned yourself
with the outside world: lamenting the chronic lack of money,
job dissatisfaction, unrequited love, betrayal, bad food,
and the fallibility of public transportation, while rejoicing
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over purchases of a new house, a new car, new furniture,
eating a good meal, watching a good movie… And all things
considered, this would be enough for me.
And then something happened… You found yourself
increasingly beset with thoughts that all these pleasures were
transient and vain. You couldn’t resign yourself to the idea
that the human being—this phenomenal fusion of intellect
and heart—was born into this world only to gratify the body
and disappear forever.
All of a sudden, thoughts that life could go on forever
began to permeate your mind.
Where have they come from? It sounds too much like
science fiction, but… Could it be that your intuition is right?
It is. You can, in fact, live forever.
These thoughts come to you from your deepest point.
There, hidden deep inside you, is a place where eternity
resides. It calls to you endlessly, explaining that all the rest
is but empty husks.
You didn’t hear its voice until you were ready. It
protected you from such profound contemplations, like a
child who is given toy cars to play with, until time nurses
it to maturity and seats the now grown person behind the
wheel of a real car.
The same is true for you. You were a full-grown child. For
many years, even millennia, you’ve “played with toy cars,”
and then suddenly grew aware of the question inside of you:
“Is this really what I’m living for?”
And that was it. The moment you acknowledged this
question, you stopped being a child.
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And now is when you truly need this book—the veritable
roadmap for those who ask themselves the questions about
the meaning of life. It’s a user’s manual to opening the door
into the spiritual world that exists within you, a world that
is eternal, full of serenity and joy. This world is the source of
light in your life.
WHAT IS THE PENTATEUCH?
As we’ve already mentioned, the first five books of the Bible
are called The Torah, in Hebrew (from the word Horaa,
which means “Instruction,” or from the word Ohr—“Light”).
When it comes to advancing upward along the ray that had
been sent down into the darkness of our world, the Light is
your manual. Your job is only to “grab it and hold tight.”
As you set out to follow the instructions in this manual, the
spiritual world begins to open up before you, revealing the
answers to all your questions. As you cleanse of all things
superficial, you begin to clearly see reality gradually changing
around you. You realize that all your life you’ve been asleep,
all the while thinking you were awake. You realize that all the
things you used to deem valuable are, in fact, immaterial.
All that you thought true is actually false, and all the earthly
pleasures cannot compare to what awaits you.
If you haven’t yet come to this view, just hold on to that
one thought: “This book is about me,” and you will. Be
relentless as you search for it inside yourself, and behind the
stories of the forefathers you will reveal the story of your self.
Between the lines on the pages of the book you will discover
new words, as a special spiritual force begins to reveal itself
behind every letter, every symbol and punctuation mark.
And you will actually feel the Light gathering and looking
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for a way to enter into you—not into your physical body,
which is worthless, but into your soul, which is eternal.
When the Light enters and begins to cleanse you, all the
things that seemed too fantastic and unreal to you before
will become clear, evident, and natural.
After one month of reading the book correctly, you
will see just how many changes you’ll undergo. You will
hardly recognize yourself and your inner world. Your world
will become whole. You will begin to see and feel that the
book is about your soul, which is called Noah when on one
level, Abraham on another, Moses on another still, thus
proceeding toward Eternity.
And now, if you are ready, we will begin our tale.