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By Rabbi Dr. Moshe Dror. In the religious iconography of the world light has been used as The designation of the spiritual aspect of a holy person. The halo, nimbus, aureole, glory, mandorla- are variations on a ring of light that surrounds a sacred person in the visual arts.
Rabbi Dr. Moshe Dror. The association of light with the Divine is an ancient tradition. It is perhaps the most universal metaphor of light. The image of light has an ancient pedigree indeed.
Dr. Rabbi Moshe Dror . The connection of the theme of cathedrals and light is far more than just the elegance and eloquence of the writings of George Gilder.
By Dr. Moshe Dror. One of the most significant writes on these transformations of our culture—our “boundary crossings” is George Gilder, the editor of the Forbes ASAP materials and is also called the “electronic prophet” and a technological visionary. Moshe Dror Wonderful Visionary and Great Soul. 1934 - 2011.
And the journey continues once again Dr. Rabbi Moshe Dror continues to unpack the secrets in the Biblical texts.
And the journey continues once again . Dr. Rabbi Moshe Dror continues to unpack the secrets in the Biblical texts. Sculpture by International Artist Phillip RatnerLight-rather than matter, or energy, or time – is foundational to the universe. It is the metaphor of light that we can use to take us beyond the information age and into the dawning of the Age of Light.
