Legacy and Continuity
Drawing from the past, for the benefit of the future, and relevant today.
Two books developed over the years with accumulated knowledge and information for current and future generations.
What if Oneness isn't a belief — but a proposition worth investigating? Most books on this subject ask you to believe. Introducing Oneness asks you to think. William Haber presents Oneness not as spiritual doctrine but as a testable concept — one that can be examined through logic, analyzed through the lens of timing and synchronicity, and ultimately verified through personal experience. This is new territory. While the concept of Oneness has appeared across centuries of spiritual and philosophical tradition, it has rarely been approached with this degree of objectivity — leaving the reader free to investigate, experiment, and draw their own conclusions. No faith required. No tradition assumed. Just an open mind and a willingness to look.
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more urgent, this book traces an unbroken line from Sinai to the present — revealing Torah not as an ancient relic and outdated text but as the living framework that has sustained a civilization across four dimensions of time.
“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 →
Two completed screenplays, both 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. Teenage privilege in Egypt. Transcendence in the desert. Giant savages in the Promised Land. And a theological argument that is not historical. It is ongoing.
A bike messenger on the streets of San Francisco, 1984 — her toughness turns to vulnerability when she meets Jake and makes a pickup that will change her life.
Screenplay credited to Kat Rosen, a pen name for Bill Haber.
PDF versions available upon request.
An interactive app for learning, meditation, and entertainment.
An interactive app that makes learning the Hebrew alphabet engaging and accessible — exploring each letter through meaning, geometry, and hand gesture. Based on the geometric research of Stan Tenen, the app places all 27 letters on a 3×3×3 cube. Users fly through the cube and enter each letter's own room, where six walls reveal its meaning, history, hand gesture, and meditation through film, research, and interactive graphics. Currently in development.
For decades, Meru Foundation has preserved and advanced the geometric research of founder Stan Tenen into the Hebrew text of Genesis — the results of which can have world-changing implications and is the source of inspiration for much of what is on this page. Bill has been part of Meru since 1989, first as Board President and now as Executive Director. He is currently heading a project presenting an accessible three dimensional model representative of the unity between mind and physics and common to all humans.
Imaginary Places Gallery
Exploring places that only exist in the imagination.
To my family, friends, and acquaintances,
These things I talk about — Oneness, Consciousness, Timing and Synchronicity, geometric patterns in Genesis — are real. Many have spoken of them before and presented these ideas in many different forms. I am not a scholar; I do not write lengthy treatises on these subjects. I present them the way I would want them presented to me — synthesized, compact and visual. I love film and use this as a pathway to learning new concepts. My books are not lengthy, but they get to the point and evoke curiosity.
As this knowledge grows, we will strive to expand on these ideas and hopefully be of use in presenting future generations alternatives to Ego dominant behaviors, and we will join hands with others who are doing similar work. There is always room for more in this endeavor.
Please feel free to share this site with those who might be interested and can help.
Thank you.— Bill
Not an investment (yet), not a donation (see Meru), but a gift. This is personal, from you to me — because this work has significant growth potential in a market niche that does not currently exist, and I am leading the charge.
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