"There is a way of experiencing life that makes everything clearer — not a religion, not a philosophy, but a direct relationship with Oneness and Timing. I have spent years mapping that territory. These are some of my findings."
Two paths into the same territory — one a universal invitation, the other a journey into the ancient geometric source.
An exploration of Oneness available to anyone, regardless of background, belief, or tradition. Not a religion and not a philosophy — a direct, logical investigation into a way of experiencing life that makes everything clearer. Drawing on years of personal discovery, William Haber opens this path of inquiry for every reader.
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What if the Torah revealed not just law and story, but the very architecture of time itself? Four Dimensional Torah offers a visual journey into the hidden structure underlying Jewish civilization — from the geometry of the first verse to the foundations of Judaism as a living entity. At a moment when Jewish identity and continuity have never been more urgent, this book traces an unbroken line from Sinai to the present — revealing Torah not as an ancient relic and outdated text but as the living framework that has sustained a civilization across four dimensions of time.
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“Time is the horizontal dimension of life, the surface layer of reality. Then there is the vertical dimension of depth, accessible to you only through the portal of the present moment.” — Eckhart Tolle, Oneness With All Life
As humans, we exist in an inner and outer world represented by consciousness (4D) and physics (3D). By using time as a metaphor, we can explore the connectivity of those two worlds with more clarity. The content of this film does not present dimensionality from a technical, scientific, or mathematical perspective. It is a way of looking at time as the basis of our existence and how gaining control of time can serve us in our pursuit of creativity and self-knowledge.
Using clips from archival video presentations, Stan Tenen introduces his 54-year investigation into the geometric structure of the Hebrew text of Genesis — exploring its relationship to the Hebrew alphabet, human consciousness, and the nature of creation. The essential starting point for anyone new to Meru Foundation research.
The "Tree of Abraham, an Organic Model of Western Civilization," is an attempt to illustrate the intrinsic cyclic relationship among the three Abrahamic covenants, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. They overlap in time, and they are sequential in time. They overlap in space, and they are sequential in space.
A film by Bill Haber based on the poster and article by Stan Tenen, posted at meru.org →
William Haber serves as Executive Director of the Meru Foundation, promoting the 40 year research of founder Stan Tenen and his recovery of a geometric structure embedded in the Hebrew text of Genesis and its application to language, mathematics, and human consciousness.
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A completed screenplay, cable and theatrical ready.
Caleb, The Last Witness is an epic six-part limited series told through the eyes of the last living witness to the entire Exodus experience — whose lucid memories unlock the most intimate account of biblical history ever committed to film. A murder trial. A forbidden love. Transcendence in the desert. Giant savages in the Promised Land. And a theological argument that is not historical. It is ongoing.
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Imaginary Places by William Haber — exploring places that only exist in the imagination.
William Haber is a writer, researcher, and filmmaker whose work explores the intersection of ancient wisdom, geometry, and consciousness. He is the Executive Director of the Meru Foundation, continuing the groundbreaking research of founder Stan Tenen (1942–2022).
At the center of his work is a personal experience of Oneness — not as a concept to be believed, but as a reality to be investigated and lived. His books and films are invitations to that same investigation, open to anyone regardless of background or belief.
He lives and works in San Francisco.
