Sunday, June 21, 2015

“Justice Without Justification” p:17/13

AyinBase / Ayin Beis with R' Paltiel, Nissan 5775 



Page 17 of pamphlet – (At 4th line from end of the page. Line begins: 'min...'). Page 13 of the book. For text see below.

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The process of reducing and withholding the light provides for keilim/vessels.

The contraction/tzimtzum results in the revelation of din/judgment.

The element of vessel is rooted in the aspect of judgement.

Makom/space is first, then din/judgement, then vessels/keilim.

Space provides a place. It is a provider without defining what is provided for.

Ohr/light by contrast is not neutral – it inherently has content and meaning. Keilim/vessels and space do not necessarily have a meaningful element.


So if they have no meaning, what do they stand for? The significance of the vessels is like din – right and wrong.


Everything that exists has a place to be.

The whole world is God's creation. He gave it a place to be. It is not mine or yours; it is His. You cannot own anything except for it being given to you by the Creator of the world. Ownership is a God given jurisdiction. It is not a human convention.

You cannot own or have anything if there is no place for it. The place/space always belongs to the Creator of space. The space always remains in His jurisdiction.

This space element surfaces as a result of the tzimtzum/contraction.




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