Teil 5 · Kapitel 33

Only the nine lower lights came out of there again and descended to expand below. They expanded in the following manner: The light of Hochma entered the vessel of Keter; the light of Bina entered the vessel of Hochma, etc., until you find that the light of Malchut entered the vessel of Yesod. Now there are two changes from the way it was at first. The greatest of all lights put together, namely Keter, remained above in its root. Moreover, even though the vessel of Keter does not have the power to tolerate its own great light, it can tolerate the light of Hochma, which is much smaller than Keter. It is similar in all the other Sefirot, and for the above two reasons, now these vessels have the ability and power to tolerate their light, and they are not canceled as in the beginning.