Firudin Gilar Bek

Started on this website: https://firudin.blogspot.com/2025/11/the-mystery-of-moses-and-forty-year.html?m=1 (Translated into English with the help of ChatGPT) It follows, then, that the reed basket symbolizes both the subterranean and the celestial worlds. To understand this, one must know that the cosmic God Atum unites within His being the three realms: the underworld of Hades (known in Sufi-Batini doctrine as the world of Jabarut), the earthly world of the gods (called by the Sufis the world of Mulk), and the heavenly, upper world of divine spirits — the realm of Asar / Osiris / Rus, known also as Malakut (or Malkhut). The world of Jabarut lies beneath the earth of Mulk, upon whose heavens Malakut was created. All this we have explained in our writings (see the article: “The Great Mystery of Judaism and the Jews of Khazaria”, source). This heavenly world of spirits — Malakut — is also referred to in the ancient sources as the field, the desert, and so forth. It is known that Abraham’...

(Translated into English with the help of ChatGPT)             One of the most mysterious events of the ancient world, particularly emphasized in the Torah, is the wandering of the Jews under the leadership of Moses through the desert of Paran. In this article, we will unveil this great mystery and, for the first time, explain the true essence of this wandering. As always, we will decipher this scripture through the logic of the ancient sages who originally composed these texts. The Qur’an calls this logic “the language of the birds” of King Solomon. In Islam, this approach is known as Sufi-Batinism, which corresponds to the Jewish Targum. In Batinism, the inner meanings of all ancient texts refer to the First (Alpha) and the Last (Omega) God. Everything that exists on earth and in the heavens is the work of Their Mind and Their Hands. By the First God, Sufis mean the ancient Egyptian solar God Ra-Amon; and by the Last God, they mean the spirit Shu...