Kısım 14 · Bölüm 44
Ari'nin Metni
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- And just as the Holy One, blessed be He, sits and roars over his mate who was banished from him, so too the Nukva cries and screams and roars to her husband — he is within, in Atzilut, and she is outside, in Beria. And this is the secret of 'O God, be not silent to You, God, be not still and be not quiet, etc.,' expounded in the Zohar, portion Lech Lecha, as above, concerning the Shekhina, which is called Elohim and is called El, for El is similar to her; and 'be not silent, and be not quiet' — with the voice of her cry, may her Beloved raise her from the pit of ruin to her first place, with him, in the world of Atzilut.
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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.
Bir maddeyle eşleştirilmedi
And this is that she weeps over her children, “for he is not” — because ZA her husband is not with her in her domain, in coupling. And this is what the ARI writes, “that Rachel roars from outside, meaning from her place in Beria,” meaning, that she roars for ZA to come to her, in the aspect of Atzilut within him, to her place in Beria. However ZA is the opposite: he weeps and roars for her to ascend to him, to the place of Atzilut, and there he will bestow upon her all good. However Rachel “refuses to be comforted,” but longs for him to come to her place. And this continues until the light of morning, when she listens to him through the abundance of the flow of Hassadim, and ascends to Atzilut, as is written in the morning prayer. Thus it has been well explained, that on the one hand there are great delights both for ZA and for Rachel, and on the other hand there are roars and weepings both for ZA and for Rachel. And all of these come together with the Mochin of midnight, at once.