Ayin
Base with R' Paltiel. Tishrei 5777
Page
56 [of the pamphlet] at last line of the page – line starts:
'vehinei'. (P43 in the book)
Been
talkin' about the 10 hidden sphirot.
They
represent the 'coming up' of His will/will [aliyat haratzon]. In
truth, unto Himself there are sphirot without limit. 10 indicates an
intended design.
This
rising of His intent sets a boundry – and the 10 hidden/treasured
sphirot represent this.
Think
of a wealthy person in contrast to a worthy king. The wealthy man's
resources are defined – there is a quantity. The king's wealth and
provisions are beyond the realm of being defined by quantity.
When
the wealthy man goes to help others it is aroused by the difference
between his resources and those of the poor man...
Contrast
this with the way a king relates to others. When a king attends to
his subjects and his intent to raise them, it is not based on
comparison to himself... Rather he says, “they are my subjects.
They are worthy of being supported!” it is out of respect for
them, not out of pity. It is a completely different attitude. He
looks at them from the perspective of their greatness not their
neediness.
The
way the king is 'motivated' in the description above is to illustrate
'aliyat haratzon' / the arising of His will.
The
fact that there are 10 represents that 'there is some kind of a
plan'. This is the source for the elements of 'surrounding all the
worlds' and 'filling all the worlds'.
Yes,
He makes the world and it is from the First Being. Is he divorced
from His creation? If the world had no sense of its Originator it
would not be real. So we have 'surrounding all worlds' – He as He
surrounds the world – and that's what gives it a real sense of
presence.
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