Частина 11 · Глава 138
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- And now it is the phase of the Tzadi of the Tzelem alone, and it is the phase of the ZA, in which the Mochin expanded a third expansion and entered within ZA itself, in the secret of internal Mochin, and not surrounding. And the reason it is now called the Tzadi of the Tzelem is that these four Mochin, when clothed within the NHY of the third Tevuna, become only three, for the HG become one Daat; and these three Mochin, being clothed within the NHY of Tevuna, descended and clothed within ZA, as said, and first enter into the Galgalta, and afterward expand in all his body, as said in other discourses, later, God willing. And it is known that ZA is nine Sefirot and not more, and each one is included of ten, and they are ninety; therefore these Mochin, which expand in all of ZA, are called the Tzadi of the Tzelem.
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And the meaning of the matter is: that the illumination of Hochma does not come to the Bina except by means of the Daat, which is from below upward, for the upper light, which is the discernment of Hochma, expands first until the end of the Daat, that is, to the discernment of the Yesod and Malchut that are in the Daat, which is the crown of Gevura, and then the reflected light ascends from below upward until the Hochma, and brings the illumination of Hochma outward and imparts it to the Bina. In such a way that at first the light of Hochma is drawn to the brain of the Daat, and the coupling is made in the Daat, and by means of the Daat the illumination of Hochma is imparted to the Bina. For so the ARI explained in many places. And see in the Mevo Shearim, Gate 5, Part 1, Chapter 9. And in the Gate of the Discourses of Rashbi, Teruma, page 167. And in many other places.