Rabbi Joel Bakst (Interview Archive)

Picture light pouring out of the head of an original Adamic being, a figure that holds both male and female together in a way our minds can barely approach. Rays stream from the arms, the legs, the torso. They pour from the heart and from the reproductive center. They reach down through the legs into the feet, and out again through the toes of this Adamic reality, this consciousness. That is what lies ahead, and for anyone able to perceive it, that future already exists in the present.

So how does a person act on this? In my book, The Jerusalem Stone of Consciousness, the second section especially, I set out a complete practice of meditation and prayer built around the pineal gland in each individual. I describe there how you can generate a harmonic frequency that resonates with the collective pineal gland located in Jerusalem. Gather enough people doing this, each one tuning the harmonic between their own pineal gland and that collective one, and we start to play an active part in speeding up the process of redemption.

I'd put it this way: the work isn't really about redeeming humanity. It's about redeeming three-dimensional space and time, which has slipped out of its proper position and needs to be returned.

If you happen to be the one person in a thousand for whom any of this lands, the books exist. They're on my website, and they're available on Amazon. Think of it as a ball of light I'm handing over. Take it and run.

Erik: Thank you, Rabbi Bakst, for being with us today at The Psychology of the Future online summit. We're glad people will get the chance to look into your work more deeply. You can find it at City of Luz, that's L-U-Z dot com, and the link sits right below this video. Thanks again, Rabbi Bakst. We'll check in with you right after this call.

Rabbi Bakst: Okay. My pleasure. Thank you, Erik.

Erik: Thank you.