Mitsoss speaks of an existential, almost transendental unity with a continuum called Judaism. At one with such a forve leads one to exist on many planes - the here, the before and the time to come.
In such an immutable & parralel universe of sorts - who one is is not so much measured by who one was but much more so....much more so by who one seeks to be!
I know you are Oriental in origin - Shin Buddsim has a parallel notion of hakioedo. To be at one with the fellow travellers is to have peace of mind at all levels and the ability to transend the pains of the flesh and and enjoy the fruits of positive and uplifting thought.
Thats all mitsoss was saying - he got a bit convoluted but hope that clears it up for you.
