Tikkun Olam

Repairing The World

Leslie-and-Jayson Leslie had a dream in which she heard the words "And The Holy One, through thought, brought the broken shards together with the 22 letters".

In the same night, Jayson was awakened three times, and each time he was awakened, he heard the Hebrew words "Tikkun Olam".

- Tikkun (teek-koon)- Union of The Feminine and Masculine Aspects of God.

- Olam (oh-LAHM)- Eternity, World, everlastingness

Tikkun Olam In the beginning, according to the Hebrew Mystical Knowledge of Kabbalah, Our One Creator formed countless Vessels of Light to hold the Divine Light.

Our One Creator poured into each vessel the Divine Light which is the Union of the Feminine and Masculine aspects of God in One. In each Vessel the Light was filled with Pure Love. Each Vessel was whole and complete, a world in itself. Each Vessel was in Union with God.

When the Vessels of Light came into contact with the realm of matter each vessel shattered in two. These two broken shards of a single vessel were perfect matches, Twin Sparks and Twin Shards, because the two came from the one Vessel of Light. One shard contained the Spark of the Divine Feminine Aspect of God and became known as Woman. The other broken shard contained the Spark of the Divine Masculine Aspect of God and became known as Man. The broken shards were scattered about the world.

Humanity was given the responsibility of helping God reunite the scattered light, re-pairing of the broken vessels and repairing the broken world. The Spark of the Divine in each of us was given the task of finding our own Twin Spark and with God's help joining our broken shards into one vessel of light again, thus remembering True Love and Happiness of Our One Creator. The Re-Pairing of the Twinship of Woman and Man and returning to God became the Soul Purpose of Humanity.

Yeshua said, "Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For My Yoke is easy and my burden is light." (Matthew 11:28-30)