AyinBase / Ayin Beis with R' Paltiel Sunday 5
Cheshvan 5772
Page
170 – 2nd paragraph of the page –
(line
starts, 'vehadugmah...') For text, see picture below.
After
the contraction there is a point that says, 'something was here'.
And it attests to this significance. But it only attests to it,
without telling what it is. To reveal what this trace contains you
have to bring back the original light to illuminate and now the light
is focussed and limited.
The
revelation of the line/kav from the point is by means of the process
of the return of the light that was present before the contraction.
The
limited light, has a purity similar to the light that preceded the
tzimzum. This is on account of the kiruv/closeness. The revelation
at this level is cleaving to the infinite. And has an element of
this infinity.
Think
of any process: an invention, an engine, a company – it seems to
have its own process – it seems to run on its own. But understand
this, 'the initial force that started it is what it all represents'.
The initiator, here in the analogue, the Creator, follows through
the entire process, and all His creations have this aspect.
Every
invention/product in the world is based of 'the human spirit' that
brings it into being and maintains it.
And
this is the motivation behind every revelation. His spirit.
Infinity
does not beg the question of, 'where is it coming from?'
the
initiator of the kav/line is Infinity, and thus there is never the
question of, 'what are you doing here?'
In
the palace, no one asks the little prince what he is doing there –
all his disturbances are sweetnesses – he is there because the king
is there.
Yet
still the tzimzum means things come in a limited and finite manner.
And yet they retain an element of infinity. How can these opposite
elements co-exist? Because it is a creation.
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