Adam trudged past the gates of Eden, his head low, his heart heavy with the pain of remorse.
Suddenly he stopped. A thought had struck him.
He turned to the heavens and exclaimed, “You had this planned! You put that fruit there knowing I would choose to eat from it!”
“But tell me: Why?
The heavens were silent.
But we have found an answer.
Without failure, we can never truly reach into the depths of our souls. We cannot know that our choices matter, and that we hold our destiny in our hands. That we exist.
With that failure and that discovery, we can return to the garden, reaching higher and higher without end, to the One that exists without cause.
Beyond Eden.



H' knew that this would happen. The fruit will be eaten because H' gave them free will. We have "Yetzer Hara , and Yetzer Ha' tov, and we need both to continue so we live in this convoluted world . H' knew that since way before. but let it happen! , It is we who must grow, in this convoluted world and make it better, by failing many times and starting again. With each failure we learn. H' knew, knows, and will always be with us,