what is god's voice in torah

According to Hebrew4Christians.com, the word Torah comes from yarah "to shoot an arrow" and "to hit the mark." Properly used the word means teaching or instruction and is associated with the holy spirit. ​https://www.hebrew4christians.com/Scripture/Torah/torah.html

The Holy Spirit relates to the Higher Self, and the Higher Self relates to God, God in this case being the Truth. This means there is a resonance of truth within everyone. We can attune to this very high spiritual resonance and try to live by it. I would say the proper shooting of and hitting the mark by an arrow means to dash or bypass all our mental scenery which is not holy, our fear, undue desires, all of our ideation about what should be happening or done to us or by us, and concentrate on our heart's desire to do well for yourselves and to others in the highest way. This means to speak and behave, if possible even to think in a way, that supports me and as a result everyone around me in letting go of what is not aligned with truth and the current moment. 

Now to the question of Who Is God Speaking to Moshe, Ivrahim, Isaac, Yesiah, etc. Clearly God explains different things to different people. Yet there is power in His Word. God can be strict and command justice and to take a land -  by force if need be - that has been promised by Him before. How can God give instructions for dealing strictly with the existing population in the promised land? The reason is karmic. There is truth and necessary restoration in every command by Him.

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