Thursday, June 18, 2015

“Yours, Not His” p:17/13

AyinBase / Ayin Beis with R' Paltiel, Nissan 5775 



Page 17 of pamphlet – (At 6th line from end of the page. Line begins: 'shelifnay...'). Page 13 of the book. For text see below.

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It is specifically the contraction/tzimtzum that permits the creation of the keilim/vessels.

Tzimtzum represents the withholding of the light, so that vessels are revealed.


And the element of tzimtzum reveals the root of 'judgement'.


The principle of din/judgement: think of ownership – a man has a cup that he needs – an each has what he needs. That is not a full description of ownership. Rather a fuller description is, 'this is yours and not his'. This is the element of judgement and provides for keilim. The tzimtzum is what provides for din/judgement which is the source of keilim/vessel.

Only the contraction/tzimtzum can create the vessels – which involve precise arrangements, to the exclusion of something else – and this separation from source is by means tzimtzum.



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