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R’ Ashlag’s “Introduction To The Zohar”: Ch. 53

            Then after you purify the animal part of your ratzon l’kabel and transform it into a will to bestow to the point where “He who knows all secrets would testify that (you) won’t ever lapse”, you’ll enjoy an affinity with the world of Briah, and you’ll then ascend upward and receive Neshama-Light on a permanent level.

            Once you then purify the verbal part of your body, you can then ascend upward to the sephirah of Chochma and receive the Chaya-Light there, even though you will not have yet permanently purified it, and though the light will not shine (upon you) permanently (yet).

           

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R’ Ashlag’s “Introduction To The Zohar”: Ch. 52

            But after you permanently purify the vegetative part of your ratzon l’kabel you’ll ascend to the world of Yetzirah on a permanent basis…

.. since you will have transcended the world of Assiyah altogether.

            You’ll then attain a permanent degree of Ruach.

… since you will have transcended the Nephesh realm altogether.

            And from there you can also attain Neshama-light and Chaya-light from the sephirot of Binah and Chochma there, which are the Neshama (level) of Ruach and the Chaya (level) of Ruach, even before you will have merited permanently purifying your animal-ness and verbal-ness. But (you will) not (have attained it) permanently.

That is, you’ll be able to attain some degree of Neshama– and Chaya-light before permanently by purifying your animal-ness and verbal-ness, but only for a while. And you merit that …

            By virtue of the fact that you’d have purified the vegetative aspect of your ratzon l’kabel on a permanent level you’d thus already share the highest degree of affinity of form with the world of Yetzirah.

(c) 2012 Rabbi Yaakov Feldman

Feel free to contact me at feldman@torah.org

AT LONG LAST! Rabbi Feldman’s translation of Maimonides’ “Eight Chapters” is available here at a discount.

You can still purchase a copy of Rabbi Feldman’s translation of “The Gates of Repentance” here at a discount as well.

Rabbi Yaakov Feldman has also translated and commented upon “The Path of the Just” and “The Duties of the Heart” (Jason Aronson Publishers).

Rabbi Feldman also offers two free e-mail classes on www.torah.org entitled “Spiritual Excellence” and “Ramchal