We always start the Torah all over again from Beraishis, immediately after completing it. There is a beautiful vort, bederech Remez I saw once, I think in the sefer Shalol Rov. He quotes the Ramba”n who asks why does the Torah begin with the creation of OUR world, why not begin with the Oilomos HaElyonim, the spiritual worlds above which were created before ours?
He answers that there is a Klal, that we don’t darshan the parshas Hamerkava in public only with a select few (because of the complex concepts/ideas, and out of modesty for the Awesomeness of the issues.)Says the Ramb”n that here too, the creation of the other worlds are not to be learned B’Rabim, therefore it isn’t included in the parshah. So the sefer Sholol Rov brings a Remez. We end off Parshas V’Zos HaBrocho with the words, L’Einei kol Yisroel – Since the torah is something which is learned B’Rabim, in public, therefore Beraishis Boroh Elokim Es Hashomayim V’es Ha’aretz, we only tell of the creation of our physical world and not the oilomos ha’elyonim, because, “Ein Dorshin B’Mayseh Merkava BoRabim”.