Part 5 · Chapter 2
The Ari's Text
- It is written above that when the lights departed to the Emanator, the light of Keter remained in permanent adhesion with the Emanator and did not descend again. The thing is that it stood there below the Sefira Malchut in the ten Sefirot, called the roots of Akudim. All those ten are in the Sefira Malchut from the general ten Sefirot of the Peh of Adam Kadmon himself. It follows that the Malchut in the ten above-mentioned roots emanated these ten Sefirot called Akudim, and is called their emanator.
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