AyinBase / Ayin Beis with R'
Paltiel, Kislev 5776
Page
29 of pamphlet – (lower third of the page. Line starts: 'pshitut
mekoram...'). Page 21 of the book.
For text see below.
Questions and
comments:
The
lights can exchange places says the Zohar. In the light there is
both a defined element of chessed and gevurah and yet it can exchange
and become settled in a vessel that is its opposite. This is because
the light is rooted in pshitut/simplicity.
Light
always points to its source.
And
this quality of exchange is at the level of the lights and not at the
level of the vessels.
At
the level of vessels you have 'what it is'.
At
the level of light you have, 'what it is' and 'what it should
be', since there is a truth from which it emanates. It alludes to a
truth beyond its own existence...
In
our world you don't have pshitut/simplicity. In our world things are
defined.
God
made the world 'yesh mi ein' (something from nothing), so there was
nothing in Him compelling Him to make the world one way and not
another. By Him showing contradictions in the world, His simplicity
is exposed. Man sees sky and earth.
The
world has a Source... and He put things on the earth that point to
Him.
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