Chapter
Five
Explains
how
every
emanated
being
and
created
being
consists
of
the
four
above
phases
of
coarseness
called
HB
TM.
The
upper
light
spreads
within
them
to
a
coupling
by
striking
on
the
screen
in
Malchut,
and
their
root
is
the
Emanator,
called
Keter.
Because
every
phase
is
different
from
the
other,
there
must
be
a
median
phase
between
them
that
contains
both
phases.
Contains
seven
issues:
1.
Every
created
being
contains
four
elements,
fire,
wind,
water,
and
dust,
corresponding
to
the
four
letters
HaVaYaH,
which
are
HB
TM,
namely
tastes,
points,
tags,
letters,
and
ABYA.
2.
These
are
the
four
phases
in
the
lower
Adam:
a)
the
spirituality
(Ruach)
in
him;
b)
the
body;
c)
the
garments;
d)
the
house
one
dwells
in.
Each
of
them
consists
of
four.
The
spirituality
in
him
contains
Nefesh,
Ruach,
Neshama,
Haya.
The
body
in
him
contains
bones,
tendons,
flesh,
skin.
In
the
clothes
there
are
shirt,
trousers,
bonnet,
belt.
In
the
house
there
are
house,
yard,
field,
desert.
3.
In
the
four
phases
of
Adam,
there
is
one
that
contains
all
of
them.
There
is
also
an
intermediate
phase
between
each
and
every
phase
that
contains
both.
4.
The
phase
that
contains
all
of
them
is
called
light
of
Yechida,
containing
two
phases:
a)
a
spark
of
the
Creator;
b)
a
spark
of
the
created
being.
5.
The
median
phase
between
the
spiritual
phases
in
a
person,
which
are
NRNHY,
and
the
discernment
of
the
body,
is
called
a
quarter
blood,
which
clothes
the
Nefesh
of
Nefesh.
It
contains
the
spirituality
and
the
body.
6.
The
median
phase
between
the
body
and
the
clothes
is
the
hair
and
nails
of
a
human.
7.
The
median
between
the
clothes
and
the
house
is
tents,
which
are
made
of
wool
and
flax.
___
There
is
Emanator
and
emanated
being.
Each
emanated
being
is
divided
by
the
four
phases
of
coarseness,
by
which
the
light
expands
from
the
Emanator
to
become
the
vessels
of
the
emanated
being.
Those
are
HB
TM
and
they
are
the
four
letters
HaVaYaH,
and
they
are
tastes,
points,
tags,
letters,
and
they
are
the
four
phases
in
Adam:
NRNH,
body,
garments,
and
the
house
one
dwells
in.
It
is
so
because
there
is
no
emanated
being
with
less
than
four
parts.
1.
There
are
Emanator
and
emanated
being
(1).
The
emanated
being
has
four
elements:
fire,
wind,
water,
dust
(2),
which
are
the
four
letters
HaVaYaH
and
are
Hochma,
Bina,
Tifferet,
and
Malchut.
They
are
also
tastes,
points,
tags,
letters,
and
they
are
Atzilut,
Beria,
Yetzira,
Assiya.
These
are
also
the
four
phases
in
Adam:
A.
The
inner
Adam,
which
is
the
spirituality,
called
Nefesh,
Ruach,
Neshama,
Haya,
Yechida.
B.
The
body.
C.
The
clothes
over
the
body.
D.
The
house
one
dwells
in,
his
body
and
his
clothes.
Inner
Light
1.
Any
upper
Partzuf
is
regarded
as
an
Emanator
toward
its
lower
Partzuf.
That
is
because
the
Partzufim
emerge
from
one
another
by
way
of
cause
and
effect
from
the
beginning
of
the
line
to
the
end
of
Assiya;
every
Partzuf
is
emanated
by
the
one
above
it.
2.
These
are
the
four
phases,
mentioned
above
in
the
words
of
the
ARI
(Part
3,
chapter
1,
item
4).
Ein
Sof
first
expanded
to
make
vessels
over
the
four
phases,
until
it
encountered
the
screen
in
the
vessel
of
Malchut.
There
are
many
names
to
these
four
phases,
because
there
is
not
a
single,
tiny
detail
in
reality
that
is
not
arranged
by
the
above
four
phases,
and
reality
in
general
is
also
arranged
by
them.
They
are
the
four
worlds:
Atzilut,
Beria,
Yetzira,
Assiya,
which
contain
the
entire
reality.
You
must
understand
that
although
the
order
of
the
four
phases
is
imprinted
in
every
element
of
reality,
it
does
not
mean
that
all
elements
are
the
same.
In
fact,
each
element
has
a
distinct
value
according
to
the
measure
of
its
vessel
of
reception.
___
Each
phase
of
the
four
phases
in
Adam
consists
of
four:
Spirituality
is
Haya,
Neshama,
Ruach,
Nefesh;
The
body
is
bones,
tendons,
flesh,
skin;
The
garments
are
shirt,
trousers,
bonnet,
and
belt;
The
house
is
house,
yard,
field,
desert.
2.
All
these
phases
consist
of
four
phases
(3),
as
follows:
Phase
one
of
spirituality
is:
Neshama
to
Neshama,
Neshama,
Ruach,
Nefesh
(4).
Phase
two,
which
is
the
body,
is
the
bones,
the
marrow
inside
them,
the
tendons,
the
flesh
and
the
skin,
as
it
says,
“you
have
clothed
me
with
skin
and
flesh,
and
knit
me
together
with
bones
and
tendons.”
Phase
three
is
the
garments.
It
is
known
that
these
are
the
mandatory
garments
for
a
Laic
Cohen
(Priest):
shirt,
trousers,
bonnet,
and
belt.
These
four
of
the
Great
Cohen
are
higher
garments
than
these,
as
it
is
written
in
the
Zohar,
that
these
are
the
garments
of
the
name
ADNI,
and
these
are
the
garments
of
the
name
HaVaYaH,
but
in
principle
they
are
only
four
phases.
Phase
four
is
the
house.
There
are
house,
yard,
field,
and
desert.
Inner
Light
3.
This
incorporation
is
because
of
the
refinement
of
the
screen,
which
necessarily
occurs
in
the
emanation
of
each
and
every
degree
(see
Inner
Observation,
Part
2,
chapter
7,
item
72).
4.
It
is
the
light
of
Hochma,
also
known
as
the
light
of
Haya.
The
light
of
Yechida
is
opposite
Keter,
which
is
considered
the
Emanator.
Also,
the
marrow
in
the
bones
corresponds
to
Keter.
___
Between
each
two
phases
there
is
a
median
phase
that
contains
both.
3.
Indeed,
in
all
these
four
inner
phases
there
is
one
phase
that
contains
all
of
them
(5).
It
is
the
median
between
each
two
phases
and
contains
both
of
them
(6).
For
example,
biologists
write
that
between
the
still
and
the
vegetative
there
is
the
coral;
between
the
vegetative
and
the
animate
there
is
the
ledges
of
the
field,
mentioned
in
Masechet
Kilaim.
It
is
like
a
dog
that
grows
on
the
ground
with
its
navel
rooted
in
the
soil,
from
which
it
sucks
its
sustenance.
When
you
cut
off
its
navel,
it
dies.
Between
the
animate
and
the
speaking
there
is
the
monkey
[ape].
Inner
Light
5.
It
means
that
it
contains
all
four
phases,
namely
the
second
phase
of
Keter
(see
chapter
6,
item
2),
being
the
root
of
the
expansion
of
the
four
phases.
The
light
of
Keter
is
called
Yechida.
6.
It
means
that
a
second
phase
in
Keter
is
regarded
as
the
median
between
the
upper
degree
and
the
lower
degree,
meaning
between
the
Emanator
and
the
emanated
being.
Any
upper
one
is
always
regarded
as
the
Emanator
of
the
lower
one
(see
chapter
5,
item
1).
___
Between
Creator
and
created
being,
which
is
the
spirituality
in
a
person,
there
is
a
median
phase.
It
is
said
about
it,
“You
are
the
sons
etc.,”
“You
are
Gods.”
The
patriarchs
are
the
chariot
[structure].
4.
In
much
the
same
way,
there
is
a
median
phase
between
the
Creator
and
the
created
being
(7),
which
is
the
general
spiritual
phase.
It
is
said
about
it,
“You
are
the
sons
of
the
Lord
your
God,”
“I
said:
You
are
God,”
and
it
is
said
“and
God
went
up
from
Abraham,”
and
our
sages
said,
“The
patriarchs
are
indeed
the
chariot
(8).”
Inner
Light
7.
This
relates
to
the
two
worlds—Atzilut
and
Beria.
Atzilut
is
called
Creator,
and
the
four
phases
in
the
world
of
Beria
are
generally
called
created
being.
Also,
every
element
in
the
world
of
Beria
has
the
above
four
phases,
and
the
souls
of
the
righteous
are
imparted
from
Atzilut
to
Beria.
This
is
what
the
ARI
means
when
he
says,
“there
is
a
median
phase
between
the
Creator
and
the
created
being,
which
is
the
general
spiritual
phase.”
It
means
that
there
is
a
median
phase
between
the
Creator
and
Keter,
which
is
the
general
spiritual
light
of
Yechida
of
Adam.
In
other
words,
it
is
the
aforementioned
(item
1)
spirituality
of
Adam,
called
Nefesh,
Ruach,
Neshama,
Haya.
Yechida,
which
is
their
Keter,
contains
all
of
them.
8.
It
means
that
the
Yechida
of
the
patriarchs
is
the
chariot
to
that
median
phase
between
the
Creator
and
the
Yechida
in
them.
“Chariot”
means
placement,
like
a
rider
placed
on
his
designated
chariot.
Likewise,
Godliness
is
placed
over
the
patriarchs.
___
The
median
phase
consists
of
two
sparks:
a
spark
of
the
Creator,
which
clothes
the
spark
of
the
created
being,
in
which
there
are
the
roots
of
NRNH
in
man.
5.
It
means
that
there
is
a
very
small
spark
(9),
which
is
Godliness
that
extends
from
the
last
phase
in
the
Creator
(10).
That
spark
clothes
by
the
power
of
another
spark,
a
created
being,
which
is
a
very
fine
Neshama,
called
Yechida
(20).
That
spark
contains
the
roots
of
the
four
phases
of
spirituality
(30),
which
are
Nefesh,
Ruach,
Neshama,
Haya
(40).
Inner
Light
9.
Know
that
this
does
not
refer
to
an
imaginary
Gadlut
[adulthood/greatness]
or
Katnut
[infancy/smallness]
whatsoever,
but
only
to
the
absence
of
attainment,
for
the
unattainable
is
called
very
small.
You
should
also
not
be
mistaken
in
the
name
spark,
and
interpret
it
literally,
as
an
imaginary
spark
of
fire.
Rather,
spark
means
reflected
light
(Table
of
Questions
Part
2,
item
2),
as
direct
light
is
called
lights,
and
reflected
light
is
called
sparks.
10.
It
is
phase
four,
namely
Malchut.
20.
Meaning
in
Keter,
which
is
Yechida.
The
spark
of
the
Creator
is
called
Ein
Sof,
and
the
spark
of
the
created
being
is
called
the
Keter
of
the
degree.
It
is
also
called
GAR,
the
Rosh
of
the
degree,
containing
within
it
the
four
phases
of
direct
light,
in
which
Ein
Sof
expands
for
coupling
by
striking,
raising
reflected
light
and
clothing
the
direct
light
from
below
upward.
That,
in
turn,
created
the
roots
of
the
vessels
(see
Inner
Observation
Part
2,
item
202).
All
this
is
called
a
spark
of
a
created
being,
or
Yechida.
It
is
called
a
spark
after
the
reflected
light
that
rises,
where
the
spark
of
the
Creator
clothes
this
reflected
light.
That
is
why
the
ARI
wrote:
“That
spark
clothes
by
the
power
of
another
spark,
a
created
being.”
30.
Because
the
clothing
of
Ein
Sof
in
reflected
light
that
rises
from
below
upward
does
not
create
complete
vessels
but
only
roots
of
vessels,
hence
the
words
of
the
ARI,
“the
roots
of
the
four
phases.”
40.
You
already
know
that
Nefesh
is
clothed
in
Malchut,
Ruach
in
ZA,
Neshama
in
Bina,
and
Haya
in
Hochma.
These
vessels
are
the
above
four
phases
in
the
words
of
the
ARI
(Part
3,
chapter
1,
item
4).
___
Between
the
spirituality
of
man
and
man’s
body,
there
is
the
discernment
of
the
quarter
blood
in
the
Nefesh,
which
consists
of
both.
The
Nefesh
is
spiritual,
and
the
quarter
blood,
where
the
Nefesh
clothes,
is
the
body.
6.
Between
the
phase
of
spirituality
and
the
phase
of
the
body
there
is
also
one
phase
that
consists
of
both.
It
is
the
phase
of
a
quarter
blood
of
the
Nefesh,
for
it
has
the
last
spark
of
the
Nefesh,
being
the
quarter
of
the
Nefesh,
meaning
Nefesh
of
Nefesh,
and
hence
the
name
quarter
(50).
That
spark
clothes
the
above-mentioned
quarter
blood
and
it
is
all
one,
as
it
says,
“for
the
blood
is
the
Nefseh,”
said
about
this
quarter
blood.
This
quarter
blood
is
the
finest
part
of
all
the
aforementioned
four
phases
of
the
body,
where
each
part
is
divided
into
four.
It
is
the
first
and
the
top
quarter
from
the
perspective
of
the
self
of
the
Mochin
[the
internality
of
the
light
of
Hochma],
which
is
the
vitality
inside
it,
being
the
blood
that
expands
in
them
to
revive
them.
All
the
roots
of
the
above
four
phases
are
in
that
quarter
in
the
upper
blood
because
it
is
the
median
between
spirituality
and
the
body
and
consists
of
both.
Inner
Light
50.
Nefesh,
too,
has
four
phases
HB
TM
of
its
own,
which
expand
from
Malchut
herself,
and
Nefesh
in
Nefesh
is
clothed
in
Malchut
of
Malchut.
___
Between
the
body
and
the
garments
there
are
the
discernments
of
hairs
and
nails
of
man,
which
contain
both.
Between
the
garments
and
the
discernment
of
a
house
there
is
a
median,
which
is
tents.
7.
Also,
there
is
a
median
between
the
second
phase
and
the
third,
which
are
the
hairs
and
nails
of
men,
as
it
is
known
that
this
was
the
initial
garment
of
Adam
HaRishon.
They
are
attached
to
the
skin
of
Adam
and
are
like
the
body
of
man
[T1]
itself,
but
when
they
depart
from
there,
these
hairs
become
a
garment
like
the
ones
made
from
goat
and
sheep
wool.
Moreover,
even
when
they
are
attached
to
the
body
of
man,
they
are
like
a
garment,
like
animals
and
beasts
whose
hair
is
their
garment.
The
example
for
that
is
Adam
HaRishon,
regarding
the
nails.
We
also
find
in
Nebuchadnezzar,
whose
garment
was
this,
as
it
says,
“Till
his
hair
was
grown
like
eagles’
feathers,
and
his
nails
like
birds’
claws.”
Also,
between
the
garments
and
the
house,
there
are
tents,
made
of
wool
and
flax,
which
are
garments
that
are
used
in
houses
too.
This
phase
of
the
tents
requires
further
scrutiny,
if
it
is
so
or
there
is
something
else
there.