“Walk in Light” p 62

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“His intent is that in the context of measure and definition there should be a sense of infinity...”

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“Walk in Light” p 62

Ayin Base with R' Paltiel. Tevet 5777.

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Page 62 [of the pamphlet] Around the middle of the page – line starts: 'hislabshut'. (P47 in the book)

The lights relate fully with the vessels, even though they are so different.

This is because the lights, even at their source level, where they are part of infinity, they have the element of 10 sphirot. The principle of 10 sphirot is that there is an aim and a plan – an inherent possibility for order.

This reaches all the way back to the surfacing of His will - His projection that there will shine measure and limitation...

Sight is not the experience of light deflected from objects. Light comes from a higher source, and it says, 'there's a context, there's a plan to this mess, light will show you the plan'.

His intent is that in the context of measure and definition there should be a sense of infinity...

Yes, we live in the world. But it is a bright world. A world with light.

He created a dark world and lit it up. The pinnacle of that is the giving His Torah to us.

Modern man may say, 'I don't need to depend on Him. I see not because He shows me, but because light deflects off the object.' This is a descent into a hole – into darkness. We focus on the light and His purpose.

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