If something makes no sense in symbolism, go back to concrete facts and stay away from abstraction. This always works btw. Sometimes it takes longer than what most people are willing to offer. This is part of what i call "rumination" (getting hands dirty for spiritual insight).
Forget about mathematics if that's not one of your interests (it's not important anyway)
The easiest way to draw a circle on the ground is to cut a length of rope and tie a stake on each end of the rope. You plant one stake in the ground and hold the other stake in your hand.
As one end is fixed in ground, you stretch the rope and use the other stake (like a pencil) to draw the circle in the ground, going around the fixed stake with the rope held tight.
(btw soon nobody will understand certain symbolic truths because everyone uses computers to draw).
Once you have the circle in the ground, you can now use the length of the rope you just used to measure the length of the line you just drew on the ground (the periphery of the circle)
If you see how many time the rope fits around the circle, the number will always be the same (no matter how big you made the circle using that rope). It will fit six times, but there will be a remainder. The remainder is shorter than the length of the rope. This is the 7th "rest"
This is the most basic meaning of the 6 days of creation, and the 7th "rest" which can't be measured with the length of the rope (when i say can't be measured, i really mean it. No fraction of that rope can measure the remainder, but this is the more abstract math)
I don't see how this reality could be criticized in any meaningful way. If you can, please tell me how this is being criticized, I'd definitely like to know. Probably by someone who thinks too abstractly and never gets their hands dirty. Personally, I never listen to such people.
Such people could learn a lot from someone like Temple Grandin. The real way to understand symbolism is to get hands dirty by digging in the earth. Then later you can find high level abstractions (if you want) once you found a new insight "from the earth" (a gem). -> "rumination"
Sorry for this long post about such a simple thing (a circle). There really is no substitute for facts: making an actual circle with a rope on the ground and then seeing all the implications.
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Discerning between good and bad is a way to fix the problems that occur under the disobedience of TKGB. The interpretation that TKGB means "knowing duality" is not correct. What is correct is that after improperly eating TKGB man needs to "dress himself" in order to avoid death.
Once there is confusion of good and bad, then man needs to "rectify" this confusion by establishing a clear separation between G&B. Then the problems due to the confusion can be "fixed".
The strategy was to convince us that governments needed to include everything. Once that became the consensus, they gently and gradually applied this standard to everything (not just the government).
In truth, it was just a clever ruse to replace all traditional cultures with whatever it is we have now: A culture of revolution.
If you disagree with the religion of inclusion you are deemed "hateful" of other groups, as if there is no difference between hating something and simply not wanting to dissolve everything together in confusion, regardless of resulting contradictions.
I'm just want people to "see the pattern". I'm not claiming to know all the moral implications here. But this problem is the fundament problem of the TKGB pattern, and i don't think it can be solved without knowing the whole picture (which only God has)
This is probably why it is forbidden to eat from this tree by one's own volition/desire, even with all the good intentions in the world. Only God has the full picture so how can we judge the righteousness of dubious actions without knowing the final end? We can't.
So it is forbidden to eat from this tree (TKGB). But sometimes God makes it happen because God has a bigger plan where some things look bad without the whole picture, but it all becomes a "tree of life" in the end. This is the case of Job and Joseph. Neither of them asked for it.