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פתיחה לפירוש הסולם 27

Introduction to Sulam Commentary · Chapter 27

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    תקון קוין בשבע תחתונות ובישסו"ת
    כז. ולפיכך, תקון הראשון שצריכים לשבע ספירות תחתונות, הוא להוריד תחילה הדינין שבמלכות שנתערבה בספירות, דהיינו פשוט להמשיך הארה מחכמה [ו]בינה דא"ק, המורידה את המלכות מן הבינה, ומחזירה למקומה (כנזכר לעיל אות י"ח), שאז חוזרים שלשה הכלים בינה ותפארת ומלכות אל הספירה, ונעשים קו שמאל, וכתר וחכמה שנשארו נעשו לקו ימין. וכיון שהמדרגה נשלמה בחמשה כלים כח"ב תו"מ, חוזרים לה כל חמש אורות נרנח"י (כמו שנתבאר שם), וחזר אור החכמה אל המדרגה. ואז יכול הקו האמצעי ליחד שני הקוין זה בזה, ולהשלים המדרגה בכל תקוניה.

    The Rectification of Lines in the Seven Lower Ones and in Yisrael Sabba and Tevuna
    27. Therefore, the first rectification required for the seven lower sefirot is to initially bring down the judgments in the Malkhut that mingled with the sefirot, that is, simply to extend illumination from Ḥokhma and Bina of Adam Kadmon, which brings down the Malkhut from Bina and returns it to its place (as stated in section 18 above).42The yearning of the lower sefirot for the light of Ḥokhma triggers the process of rectification that ultimately leads to their receiving the illumination of Ḥokhma. The yearning from below activates the levels of Ḥokhma and Bina of Adam Kadmon, which shine their light down into the levels that are constricted by the second constriction. This illumination, in a series of stages described further in later sections, removes Malkhut from Bina and returns it to its place. This allows the sefirot that were dislocated to the lower levels to return to their original place. Because of their relationship with that lower level, however, they retain a certain distance from their original level, represented by them operating now as the “left side” of the level. Then the three vessels of Bina, Tiferet, and Malkhut return to the sefira and become the left line, while Keter and Ḥokhma, which remained there, become the right line. Since the level has been made whole by having the five vessels, Keter, Ḥokhma, Bina, Tiferet, and Malkhut, all five lights, nefesh, ruaḥ, neshama, ḥaya, and yeḥida, return to it (as explained there), and the light of Ḥokhma returns to the level. The middle line can then unite the two lines with each other and complete the level with all its rectifications.

Hebrew: Zohar with Sulam commentary, Jerusalem 1945

English: The Sefaria Sulam, 2023 · CC-BY

Texts from Sefaria.