The end of this Maamar that discusses Atzmus (HaKeser) vs. Giluyim (including Ayin of Pnimyus HaChachma which is called “Giluy of Ayin of Kesser”) has many ideas that were addressed separately in Shiur. This Shiur includes 1) Torah and it’s connection (on the level of Pnimiyus HaTorah) to Shaaros (hair), 2) The mashal for Makif…

Nasso 06-02. Parshas Nazir (5765).

Ain Aroch Lecha, Ain Zulasecha, Efes Biltecha, Mi Dome’ Lach. These four bittuls exist in the model of Metzius (worlds) but also in levels of G-Dliness (light). In Ohr there are only three levels. This class overviews this topic and links it to the bittuls of Ayin of (pnimyus) hachochma and Keser. Page 369, 375….

Continuation from last classes. 1) Ohr (light) and Keilim (vessels), reflect the outer and inner aspects of Ayin of Chochma (but not Keser). 2) ohr Mayim Rakia also mirror the inner and outer ayin of chochma (but not Kesser), 3) Thus the Ayin of Chochma has giluy (revelation) and hischalkus (categorization) and the Ayin of…

Colors. This is the next example employed by the Rebbe Rashab to explain the three levels of Chitzoniyus and Pnimiyus HaChochma and Nekuda Atzmis of Keser. This analogy (of light and color) must be understood philosophically (not physically). It involves the issue of “mikriim” found in philosophy. This means, some things must necessarily have secondary…

Bittul from Nekuda Atzmis of Kesser. Kesser is Bottul to “Ein Sof Mamosh”.Pages 372-6, In new SV Pages 490-5.

Bittul of Chitzoniyus HaChochma is a Bittul from the Eloki not the Sichli. Through Chochma one can reach The Elokus of M”A of M”A of Chochma. Pages 370-2. (New Edition pp 487-489.)

Bittul of Chitzoneus HaChochma (is also Bittul BiMtzius but) relative to the Bittul of Pnimiyus HaChochma it’s deficient.Pages 370-2. (New Edition pp 487-489.)

When talking about (Giluy of) Atzmus- Chachma (and the hidden level of and the Source of Chachma) are giluyim. Pages 364-5. (New Edition pp 479-481.)

Ayin is a reference to “Atzmus” as it exists in Hishtalshelus. This ultimately explains (in Kabbala language) what is accomplished through Mitzvos. Pages 364-5. (New Edition pp 479-480)