AyinBase with R' Paltiel p: 44-45 4/8/2011 Friday 4 Nissan 5771
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Atzmus itself, does not have a relationship to the creation of the world. We reviewed a mashal/metaphor that Rabbi had given us yesterday to understand this concept. He described how the water is you faucet is drawn from the pipes of your home. Though the whole system is provided for by the dam of water, at the time you fill you cup at your sink the dam is uninvolved.
Do we not say, 'from You is everything'? That all is created from the ohr ein sof. So how do we call it 'yesh me ein – something from nothing'? This is because the creation is from a reflection alone – and this reflection is called ein.
And in the ha-arah/reflection itself from the aspect of the pnimiut ha-ohr it would still be impossible to make worlds, but only from the inner aspect of this can the world be made.
Atzmus itself, does not have a relationship to the creation of the world. We reviewed a mashal/metaphor that Rabbi had given us yesterday to understand this concept. He described how the water is you faucet is drawn from the pipes of your home. Though the whole system is provided for by the dam of water, at the time you fill you cup at your sink the dam is uninvolved.
And in the ha-arah/reflection itself from the aspect of the pnimiut ha-ohr it would still be impossible to make worlds, but only from the inner aspect of this can the world be made.
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