Part 5 · Chapter 58

The Ari's Text

However, know that when ZON in the Keter rise above in their roots, which is the meaning of not Matei, the nine Sefirot in each of them rise, and two Malchuts remain below in their place: the male Malchut and the female Malchut, in two vessels which are called Yod-Hey, since they are simple, without filling.

Inner Light

This commentary hasn't been matched to individual seifim yet — items are shown in reading order, and the number beside each one counts the notes themselves, not the seifim of the Ari's text.

Not matched to a seif

1Two Malchuyot (pl. for Malchut) remain below, the Zachar Malchut and the Nekeva Malchut. They are called YH since they are Pshutim (pl. for Pashut), without filling. This means that the Reshimot that remain from the Orot ZON after their departure are the Behinot Malchut of the ZON. This is because a Reshimo is considered Behinat Malchut of the Ohr that departed and they are simple, without filling, meaning the measure of Aviut in the Masach that extends the measure of the Koma. Since their measure of Aviut has purified, the Orot departed, and this is why they are simple.