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Ayin Beis Volume 1, Discourse 17, Atem Netzovim, Chapter 67 (1) p. 124-126 Existential Impact of Transcendence (4) = The Keser of Atzilus Effect = toc

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==Hebrew Text ==

Long Summary
The impact of //keser// of //atzilus// is not on general existence (like the //bittul// that a"k effects), but on the souls, which are rooted in //atzilus// -- it causes them to have hidden love and //re'usa// //d'liba//, to offer testimony on the transcendent, the hidden of all the hidden. Israel is like desire, which rules the faculties. And it also impacts them to be revealed. The //makif// (//keser//) of //atzilus// is a close //makif//, which is closer to the internal and immanent, affecting the spontaneous thoughts of //teshuvah//, and the resting of the //shechinah// that inspires a person.

Concepts
Keser of Atzilus. Soul.

Points to Consider
