Teil 5 · Kapitel 59

Yet, know that then the two Melachim are equal. Although the male is greater than the Nukva, still, now they are equal since the male light is in the form of departure, as mentioned above. When these lights wanted to depart in order to make a vessel, these lights remained in Keter Hochma Bina, as we have said above, I wish to say the records. It turns out, that the male light of the Keter is in the form of departure, and the light of the Nukva in the Keter is in the form of anterior. Hence, the male light and the female light are equal this time. Also, since the male left itself outside, under the roots, the male has a great craving to ascend once more, which is not so in the Nukva. Hence, almost all the male light rises upwards, and only very little light remains. Yet, because the Nukva does not have a root above like the male in the Keter, she does not have such a craving and desire to rise, and most of the light remains in her vessel. For this reason, at that time, the two Malchuts can be equal, the two Malchuts together, male and female. But when they return, the male comes with all his light, and also takes a great light from the root of Keter above him. Then, when they return, the Nukva cannot receive the entire light of the male, but only the VAK.