“King's Treasure” p:42

AyinBase / Ayin Beis with R' Paltiel, Iyar 5776 

Page 42 of the pamphlet – (At about the 7^th line from top of the page. Line starts: 'kuli...') [page 32 in the book]. For text see below.

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Pnimi means everything is done with a focus. A man cares about how he walks, talks and sits. He relates to everything he does.

Torah is in the category of man/pnimi/internal in contrast to mitzvoth, which are makif/surrounding.

In the Torah three levels are identified: the desert, the settlement, and the field.

The desert corresponds to the 10 hidden sphirot.

The word hidden/genuvot means more than hidden. It has to do with being treasured.

There's a chamber in the king's treasure house where the most rare stones are kept. They are beyond active, market value...

In the human being himself, there is also a level where the faculties are on a high primary level, which defines him as a human being. There is an inner sense of relating to what he does, and this is higher than the activity (which can in some cases be replicated by machines/robots).

In Torah there is a level called 'man' – and structure, and there is a level beyond 'man'. And this level is called the 'secrets in Torah', which is completely concealed.