THE RAMAT PROGRAM

RAPID MASTERY OF TORAH

Presented to you by Omniscience

November 17, 2021

THE RAMAT PROGRAM aims to unite fragmented pieces of knowledge of reality that were according to the Jewish Teachings & Tradition separated after the breaking of the Original Stone Tablets by Moses.

Restoration Of The Original Stone Tablets

According to Jewish Tradition, there is one way to restore the original information that was contained in these Stone Tablets by assembling the dispersed puzzle pieces of teachings of the Oral Torah to Hebrew Mishna back together. This can be done through a technical method by the Scholar Moshe Chaim Luzzatto, also known by the Hebrew acronym RaMCHal, a prominent Italian Jewish rabbi, kabbalist, and philosopher. The technical method aims to identify the entire blueprint by observing the elements from a top-downwards view. This creates a map of the Oral Torah/ Mishna.

The so-called Mishnayot, a collection of the Oral Laws compiled about 200 A.D. forms the basis of the Talmud and also can refer to an article or section of this collection. There are 4192 Mishnayot in the collection which take about 35 years of intense study to learn.

THE RAMAT PROGRAM MAP contains 63 organizational elements. By advanced data entry, these teachings and wisdom can be seen in an elegant reduction, which allows the study of the entire collection of the Oral Torah in 1 year.

THE RAMAT PROGRAM is led by Rabbi Mendel Kessin.

Investor Relations

To assemble the Oral Torah Collection a large team of professionals is required, working full-time on THE RAMAT PROGRAM.

The budget to be raised is $150,000 USD through major investors or one single investment.

Potential Investors can contact Rabbi Kessin here:

omniscience.vision@gmail.com

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About Rabbi Mendel Kessin

Rabbi Kessin was ordained by Rabbi Moshe Feinstein foremost Jewish legal authority of the twentieth century. Rabbi Kessin aided the publishing of the book Sifrei Ramchal under the leadership of Rabbi Chaim Friedlander. Rabbi Kessin holds a Ph.D. in Psychology from Fordham University and runs a private practice in Brooklyn and Lakewood. An internationally known lecturer and educator, Rabbi Kessin has spoken extensively throughout the world including the United States, Europe, South Africa, Canada, and Israel, among other places, on Hashkafa - Worldview and guiding philosophy, Learning Methodology and Shmiras Haloshon - Ethics Of Forbidden Speech ( Such as the damage incurred by talking gossip ) with emphasis on the writings of Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto (RaMCHal). The Chofetz Chaim Heritage Foundation was started as a result of being inspired by his lecturers on Forbidden Speech. Rabbi Kessin was also the featured speaker at one of the first Tisha b'Av/ 9th of Av video events; reaching a viewership of 200,000. Rabbi Kessin is one of the few teachers that lectures extensively on the learning methodology of the RaMCHal, enabling one to significantly improve his understanding of Gemara - the component of the Talmud comprising rabbinical analysis of and commentary on the Oral Law/ Mishnah, Oral Law/ Mishna, and Jewish law/ Halakha. This learning methodology is based on several of the RaMCHal’s books. The methodology is a productive tool to analyze, structure, and synthesize any study of the Torah. It’s efficiency and benefits of learning and memorization are of paramount importance for contemporary studies.