According to longstanding tradition G-d bestowed upon Moses at Mount Sinai 613 divine commandments for the Jewish people to follow.
According to Maimonides’ writings. The first encompassed 248 positive commandments – corresponding to the number of organs and limbs in the human body, as if each were declaring, ” Perform a commandment with me.”
The second camp comprised 365 negative commandments – corresponding to the days of the solar year – as if were saying, ” Do not transgress this day.”

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ROBERT BROWNING ENGLAND’S MOST OBSCURE POET

Saxon origin, father English, grandmother Scottish, grandfather German of Jewish origin.
A wealthy man who knew from the beginning that he was destined for poetry. For every one of his poems, today, there are two or more explanations.
He writes his major work after the death of his wife Elizabeth: “The Ring and the Book.”
He was interested in contradictory and complex characters. Browning’s obscurity is not a verbal one. It is a psychological obscurity.
Once he was asked about the meaning of one of his poems, and he answered:” I wrote it long ago. When I wrote it, only G-d and I knew what it meant: now, only G-d knows.”
Another time he said: ” I have found this story of a criminal trial, a sordid story of adultery, the story of a murder, the story of lies and deceptions. And based on that story, which all of Italy talked about, and which all of Italy has forgotten, I will reveal to them the truth about the world,” and he wrote The Ring and the Book.

1. Stored karma: Good or bad deeds that stand to our account as earned and contracted in all previous bodies of the order of Creation, counting from the day of the first appearance of life on earth. Man knows nothing about them or their extent.
2. Fate or Destiny karma: The result and effect of which has brought man into his present body and has to be paid off in this life. The reaction of these karmas come to us unexpectedly and unperceived and we have no control over them whatsoever. Good or bad, we have to tolerate or bear this karma, laughing or weeping, as it happen to suit us.
3. Account of our actions and deeds in the present body karma: Distinct from the above mentioned two types. Men and women are free to do exactly as they please, within certain limits. Knowingly or unknowingly deed committed and coming under this heading bear fruit. The result of some of these we reap before we die and the residue is transferred to the karma 1 storehouse. Karma is the cause of rebirth, and each rebirth is in turn followed by death. Thus the cycle of enjoyment and suffering, which are concomitants of birth and death, continues.

“I knew that” Answered my American friend.