Partie 5 · Chapitre 10
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- Then, Nukva of the Keter, too, must receive from her upper root, which is the upper Hochma. Hence, the root of the upper Hochma descends in Bina, Bina in Hesed, etc., until Yesod descends in Malchut. Afterwards, that Keter, which rose to the place of the root of Malchut, descends in its place, for it cannot be there since it has no similarity with the root of Malchut. In addition, it is a branch, and Malchut is a root. Hence, it is worse than her, even though it receives from Keter. However, it descends to its place and can be there together with ZON that were in its place since then the three of them are equal, since they are all equal in their reception from the root of the upper Keter.
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