🌍 Global Noahide Fellowship

Hello Lucie

What I tend to do throughout the day is to write down in a notebook all the things that I have done and thought about and build up enough to have a conversation with HaShem toward the end of the day while looking at your notes at the same time this will help to focus your mind.

Don’t forget to give thanks and praise to the Sovereign Lord.

Hello my friend,

Shalom to you. Your question touches on deep yearnings for closeness to the Creator, which is beautiful and commendable. However, it is vital to approach these topics with structural clarity and grounded truth.

To give you the most direct, honest, and stabilizing answer: No, a Noahide’s spiritual status does not change into an "upgrade" of 10 commandments, nor should a Noahide be seeking entry into the heavenly halls of the Merkava (the Divine Chariot) or focusing on esoteric Kabbalistic ideas.

Let us strip away the mystical distractions and look at this through the lens of authentic Torah and Chassidic philosophy, which explains everything you truly need to know about the Unity of Hashem.

1. The Trap of "Upgrading" Commandments

The idea that a spiritual experience or a deep attraction to Torah "upgrades" your spiritual obligation from 7 to 10 commandments is a mistake.

In Torah law, there are only two permanent, divinely sanctioned tracks for humanity:

• The Noahide Track: Bound by the 7 Universal Laws.

• The Jewish Track: Bound by the 613 Commandments.

There is no "in-between" status of 10 or 15 commandments. In fact, Jewish law (Halacha) explicitly forbids creating an intermediate or synthetic religion. Your 7 Laws are not a "basic package" that you graduate from as you become more spiritual. The 7 Laws are your lifetime covenant, and they are infinitely deep.

2. The Chassidic View: Hashem’s Oneness is Everywhere

You mentioned the Merkava (the Divine Chariot). In Kabbalah, the Chariot represents how God's energy manifests in the spiritual worlds. But Chassidism brings this down to earth and explains a much more critical principle: The Absolute Unity of Hashem (Achdut Hashem).

Chassidism teaches that God did not create the higher, esoteric worlds because He was lonely up there; He created the lower, physical world because He desired a "dwelling place in the lowest realms" (Dirah BeTachtonim).

You do not need to ascend to the heavenly halls of the Merkava to find God. Hashem is fully present right where you are standing. True spirituality for a Noahide is not about escaping this world through mysticism; it is about bringing the awareness of God’s Oneness into your daily life by mastering the 7 Laws.

Fascinating yourself with secrets of Jewish ancestry or cosmic soul-roots often acts as a distraction from your actual, actionable mission.

Do not apologize for asking—these thoughts are natural when you begin studying. But be anchored. Your 7 Laws are not a restriction; they are your unique, beautiful passport to a direct, unmediated relationship with the One True God. Focus on His Unity, refine your character, and find Him in the fulfillment of your daily duties.

Beautiful!