Kısım 6 · Bölüm 31
Ari'nin Metni
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- *We shall repeat that we have explained above that the Nekudot [dots] are divided into three parts: the top ones above the letters, like the Holam, the middle, like the Shuruk, and the bottom ones, like the rest of the Nekudot. The dot of Holam is the vapor that emerges from the Tabur, where Keter stands, since Keter is the Holam on the Tifferet, as the Holam is mainly in Tifferet of AK. However, it became a Keter for the Nekudot, as it says in the fifth correction, that Holam is the Keter in the letters. The Nikud [punctuation] of Shuruk in the Vav, which is called Melafum, is in the middle. It is the vapor that emerges from Yesod to AVI. It is divided into two because the dot of Shuruk is Vav, the Yod in the middle, and the Yod of Shuruk is for Abba, called the first Yod of the Name. Also, the Vav of Shuruk is for Ima, to elicit and engender the VAK of ZA. This is the phase of Vav that Ima takes. There is yet another reason: The dot, which is like a Yod in the Shuruk, is higher, Abba of Nekudim suckles from it, and the Vav of Shuruk, which is the letter Vav, Ima of Nekudim suckles from it, since the dots are Hochma, the letters are Bina, and the seven lower dots, with the three phases, are one—NHY of Keter, and two—the posterior of AVI. These are the ten that emerged through the nails of the Raglayim. We do not mean to say that these are the dots themselves, only that light emerged from all these vapors to the ten dots that emerged through the Ayin, and remember that.
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Bu şerh henüz tek tek maddelerle eşleştirilmedi — öğeler okuma sırasıyla gösteriliyor ve her birinin yanındaki numara, Ari'nin metnindeki maddeleri değil, notların kendisini sayar.
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