1.
What
is
an
organ,
organs
2.
What
is
a
light
of
departure
3.
What
is
a
diminishing
light
4.
What
is
the
light
of
the
face
5.
What
is
a
light
of
consequence
6.
What
are
separate
letters
7.
What
are
connected
letters
8.
What
is
an
Ozen
[ear]
9.
What
is
posterior
10.
What
is
lower
Ima
11.
What
is
middle
12.
What
is
a
mirror
13.
What
is
Arich
Anpin
14.
What
is
AT
[pronounced
ET]
15.
What
is
Bohu
16.
What
is
a
house
[hall]
17.
What
is
breaching
18.
What
is
creation
19.
What
is
flesh
20.
What
is
a
Guf
21.
What
is
Galgalta
22.
What
are
tendons
23.
What
are
four
forms
24.
What
is
speech
25.
What
is
in
passing
26.
What
is
a
narrow
path
27.
What
is
a
wide
path
28.
What
is
separation
29.
What
is
vapor
30.
What
is
departing
vapor
31.
What
is
Filled
HaVaYaH
32.
What
is
simple
HaVaYaH
33.
What
is
a
hall
34.
What
is
an
upper
hall
35.
What
is
striking
36.
What
is
a
look
37.
What
is
a
second
look
38.
What
is
departure
39.
What
is
distancing
40.
What
is
clothing
41.
What
is
sparkling
42.
What
is
coarseness
43.
What
is
expansion
44.
What
is
the
second
expansion
45.
What
is
a
tail
for
the
lions
46.
What
is
Zeir
Anpin
47.
What
is
a
Hotem
[nose]
48.
What
is
substance
49.
What
is
a
seal
50.
What
is
a
window
51.
What
is
engraving
52.
What
are
basic
elements
53.
What
is
Yetzira
54.
What
is
a
chair
55.
What
is
potential
56.
What
are
complete
vessels
57.
What
is
a
throne
58.
What
is
Keter
59.
What
is
a
garment
60.
What
is
marrow
61.
What
is
from
her
and
within
her
62.
What
is
complete
clothing
63.
What
is
a
screen
64.
What
is
a
blocked
screen
65.
What
is
a
place
of
darkness
66.
What
is
nesting
67.
What
is
a
spark
of
the
created
being
68.
What
is
a
small
spark
69.
What
is
Nefesh
70.
What
is
a
narrow
foramen
71.
What
is
a
point
72.
What
is
Neshama
73.
What
is
adjacent
74.
What
is
a
Sefira
75.
What
is
a
world
76.
What
are
Eynaim
[eyes]
77.
What
is
the
self
of
the
light
78.
What
is
Assiya
79.
What
is
Atik
80.
What
is
Peh
[mouth]
81.
What
is
actual
82.
What
is
separation
83.
What
is
Partzuf
84.
What
is
form
85.
What
is
very
narrow
86.
What
is
the
holy
of
holies
87.
What
is
nesting
88.
What
are
Klipot
[shells]
89.
What
is
sight
90.
What
is
Rosh
91.
What
is
the
head
for
the
foxes
92.
What
is
a
quarter
blood
93.
What
is
Ruach
94.
What
is
thin
Ruach
95.
What
is
a
square
96.
What
is
smell
97.
What
is
breaking
98.
What
is
a
root
99.
What
is
sound
100.
What
are
roots
of
the
vessels
101.
What
is
Tohu
1.
What
is
an
organ,
organs
These
are
the
vessels
of
the
Sefirot
of
the
Guf,
meaning
the
emanated
beings
from
the
screen
of
the
Peh
of
Rosh
downwards.
(Part
3,
Chapter
8,
item
1)
2.
What
is
a
light
of
departure
Reflected
light,
meaning
the
upper
light
that
is
not
received
in
phase
four,
is
rejected
by
her
and
returns
to
its
place.
(Part
3,
Chapter
15,
item
6)
3.
What
is
a
diminishing
light
As
the
ten
Sefirot
of
direct
light
pass
in
order
to
clothe
from
the
screen
downward,
their
value
diminishes
because
of
it,
and
they
are
regarded
as
“diminishing
light.”
(Part
3,
34)
4.
What
is
the
light
of
the
face
It
is
the
light
of
Hochma.
(Part
3,
Chapter
8,
item
9)
5.
What
is
a
light
of
consequence
This
is
the
ten
Sefirot
of
direct
light
that
sparkle
through
the
screen
downwards.
(Part
3,
Chapter
15,
item
9)
6.
What
are
separate
letters
When
the
self
clothes
in
the
vessels,
the
four
phases
HB
TM
are
designated
by
four
separate
letters,
after
the
clothing
of
the
lights
in
the
coarseness
of
the
vessels,
ignoring
the
disparity
of
form
between
them.
This
disparity
of
form
means
separation
in
spirituality.
(See
the
term
“separation”).
(Part
3,
Chapter
15,
item
4)
7.
What
are
connected
letters
The
refinement
of
the
coarseness
in
Malchut
of
Malchut,
which
occurs
in
the
Guf
of
every
Partzuf,
when
the
reflected
light
gradually
departs
until
it
rises
to
the
Emanator,
at
that
time,
these
ten
Sefirot
are
called
“connected
letters,”
after
the
refinement
that
the
vessels
acquire
more
and
more
each
time.
That
refinement
connects
them
and
brings
them
closer
to
the
root,
as
written
in
item
6,
where
the
coarseness
separates
while
the
refinement
connects.
(Part
3,
Chapter
15,
item
5)
8.
What
is
an
Ozen
[ear]
It
is
the
level
of
the
ten
Sefirot
of
Rosh
in
phase
two,
namely
Bina.
(Part
3,
Chapter
12,
item
7)
9.
What
is
posterior
When
direct
light,
meaning
light
of
Hochma,
is
not
clothed
in
the
vessel,
then
the
vessel
is
called
posterior,
or
posteriors.
It
has
been
written
in
item
4
that
the
light
of
Hochma
is
called
the
light
of
the
face.
Thus,
when
the
light
of
Hochma
is
absent
from
the
vessel,
it
is
called
posterior.
(Part
3,
Chapter
15,
item
6)
10.
What
is
lower
Ima
It
is
the
Malchut
of
Atzilut.
(Part
3,
Chapter
4,
item
7)
11.
What
is
middle
It
is
something
that
decides
and
connects
two
far
ends.
From
this
you
can
understand
the
meaning
of
the
names
“middle
line”
and
“middle
pillar”
in
every
place,
which
consist
of
three
Sefirot
–
Daat,
Tifferet,
Yesod.
(Part
3,
Chapter
5,
item
4)
12.
What
is
a
mirror
Malchut
is
called
a
“a
mirror
that
has
nothing
of
its
own,”
or
“a
mirror
that
does
not
shine.”
Zeir
Anpin
is
called
“a
shining
mirror.”
It
is
called
Light
because
Zeir
Anpin
and
Malchut
are
called
“the
two
lights,”
since
all
the
illuminations
of
the
lower
ones
come
only
from
them
and
not
from
above
them.
(Part
3,
Chapter
7,
item
2)
13.
What
is
Arich
Anpin
Partzuf
Keter
is
called
Arich
Anpin
because
of
the
self
of
light
of
Hochma
in
it.
Tifferet
is
called
Zeir
Anpin
because
it
has
no
more
than
a
minute
illumination
of
Hochma.
The
names
AA
and
ZA
are
parallel,
for
they
relate
solely
to
the
light
of
Hochma
in
the
Partzuf,
as
Hochma
is
called
light
of
the
face.
(Part
3,
Chapter
6,
item
7)
14.
What
is
AT
[pronounced
ET]
Malchut
is
called
AT,
because
she
consists
of
all
the
letters
from
Aleph
to
Tav
(all
the
letters
of
the
Hebrew
alphabet).
It
is
so
because
the
letters
are
the
vessels
of
the
Sefirot,
and
all
the
vessels
come
from
Malchut.
(Part
3,
Chapter
12,
item
2)
15.
What
is
Bohu
Bohu
is
another
name
for
Arich
Anpin.
It
is
parallel
to
Tohu,
which
is
an
appellation
for
Atik,
which
means
negation
of
attainment,
whereas
Bohu
designates
attainment
and
existence.
It
is
an
acronym
of
Bo
Hu
[In
Him].
(Part
3,
Chapter
6,
item
3)
16.
What
is
a
house
[hall]
The
Sefira
of
Malchut
that
was
separated
from
the
inner
vessels
and
became
a
vessel
for
the
surrounding
light
is
called
a
house
or
a
hall
(see
Answers
to
Topics,
item
176).
(Part
3,
Chapter
5,
item
1)
17.
What
is
breaching
When
the
light
overcomes
the
limiting
screen
that
stands
in
its
way,
it
is
called
breaching.
It
means
that
it
completely
ignores
the
boundary
that
stands
in
its
way,
breaks
a
passage,
and
shines
through
the
boundary
downward.
(Part
3,
Chapter
7,
item
1)
18.
What
is
creation
An
initiation
existence
from
absence
is
called
“creation.”
The
coarseness
in
the
vessels
could
not
be
revealed
in
the
world
of
Atzilut,
but
only
from
the
bottom
of
the
world
of
Atzilut
downwards.
Therefore,
from
that
place
downward
it
is
called
Beria,
after
the
coarseness
that
appeared.
The
coarseness
is
the
will
to
receive
in
the
created
being,
existence
from
absence,
for
everything
in
reality
is
regarded
as
emerging
from
Him
existence
from
existence.
This
is
because
one
cannot
give
what
one
does
not
have,
except
for
the
will
to
receive,
which
by
necessity
is
not
in
Him,
for
from
whom
would
He
receive?
(Part
3,
Chapter
2,
item
3)
19.
What
is
flesh
Phase
three,
called
Zeir
Anpin,
is
called
flesh.
This
appellation
pertains
in
it
only
to
the
ten
Sefirot
whose
level
is
even.
These
ten
phases
are
called
OBGAM
[acronym
for
Or,
Bassar,
Gidin,
Atzamot,
Mochin].
Malchut
is
called
Or
(skin),
ZA
is
called
Bassar
(flesh),
Bina
is
called
Gidin
(Aramaic:
tendons),
Hochma
is
called
Atzamot
(bones),
and
Keter
is
called
Mochin
(marrow).
(Part
3,
Chapter
5,
item
3)
20.
What
is
a
Guf
The
ten
Sefirot
that
pass
through
the
screen
downward,
where
Malchut
expands
into
ten
Sefirot
from
and
within
her
are
called
Guf.
This
is
because
they
are
the
primary
force
in
the
Partzuf,
for
there
is
the
primary
clothing
of
the
self
in
the
vessels.
However,
in
the
ten
Sefirot
of
the
Rosh
from
the
screen
upwards
there
is
no
complete
clothing,
but
only
roots
for
the
clothing.
(Part
3,
Chapter
8,
item
6)
21.
What
is
Galgalta
Partzuf
Keter.
The
vessel
where
the
light
of
Yechida
is
clothed
is
also
called
Galgalta.
(Part
3,
Inner
Observation,
Chapter
8,
item
2)
22.
What
are
tendons
The
vessel
of
Bina
in
the
ten
Sefirot
whose
level
is
even.
(Part
3,
Chapter
5,
item
3)
The
coarseness
in
the
emanated
being,
meaning
the
desire
in
it,
are
called
the
sum
total
of
the
substance
of
the
emanated
being.
These
four
phases
in
the
coarseness
are
called
“four
forms.”
(Part
3,
Chapter
6,
item
4)
24.
What
is
speech
Malchut
of
Rosh
is
called
Peh,
and
the
ten
Sefirot
that
pass
through
her
downwards
by
the
sparkling
of
the
screen
are
called
speech.
This
is
how
the
lights
are
always
imparted
and
pass
from
Partzuf
to
Partzuf.
(Part
3,
Chapter
11,
item
2)
25.
What
is
in
passing
The
four
phases
always
relate
to
each
other
as
cause
and
consequence,
even
in
direct
light:
phase
one
of
direct
light
is
the
reason
and
the
emanator
of
phase
two,
phase
two
of
phase
three
and
so
on.
Each
degree
is
regarded
as
the
emanator
of
the
existence
of
its
adjacent
one.
For
this
reason,
it
is
also
regarded
as
passing
to
her
from
Ein
Sof,
all
its
abundance
for
her
sustenance.
However,
when
the
degree
imparts
to
its
lower
one
only
in
the
sense
that
it
is
the
cause
that
precedes
her,
it
is
called
bestowal
“in
passing.”
But
if
it
indeed
imparts
to
its
lower
one
sparkling
with
the
screen
in
it
from
above
downward,
it
is
regarded
as
imparting
to
her
“in
clothing.”
(Part
3,
Chapter
4,
item
1)
26.
What
is
a
narrow
path
Restricted
bestowal
is
regarded
as
bestowal
that
passes
through
a
“narrow
path.”
(Part
3,
Chapter
1,
item
4)
27.
What
is
a
wide
path
Abundant
bestowal.
(Part
3,
Chapter
1,
item
4)
28.
What
is
separation
When
the
ten
Sefirot
sparkle
and
pass
through
the
screen
downward,
they
become
enslaved
to
the
boundaries
in
the
screen.
In
that
state
they
cannot
suckle
anything
from
the
upper
one,
but
only
according
to
the
boundaries
in
the
screen.
For
this
reason,
it
is
considered
that
the
screen
separates
them
from
the
upper
one,
for
it
does
not
let
them
suckle
all
they
want
from
there.
(Part
3,
Chapter
12,
item
4)
29.
What
is
vapor
Reflected
light
is
called
vapor.
(Part
3,
Chapter
11,
item
4)
30.
What
is
departing
vapor
Reflected
light
that
descends
from
the
screen
downwards.
(There)
31.
What
is
Filled
HaVaYaH
As
written
by
the
ARI,
the
root
of
the
lights
and
their
essence
are
the
four
simple
letters
of
HaVaYaH,
without
any
fillings.
However,
their
fillings
are
the
expansion
of
HaVaYaH
and
the
exit
of
their
lights
outside.
There
are
five
Partzufim:
Keter,
AB,
SAG,
MA,
BON.
Partzuf
Keter
is
the
principal
among
them
and
is
their
root.
The
ten
Sefirot
in
it
are
implied
in
the
four
simple
letters
HaVaYaH,
called
inner
HaVaYaH.
A
letter
emerges
from
each
Partzuf
and
clothes
it.
Partzuf
Hochma
is
extended
from
the
Yod
of
HaVaYaH
of
the
Partzuf
Keter.
Its
four
letters
are
filled
with
Yodin
[pl.
for
Yod]
in
the
following
manner:
Yod,
Hey,
Viv,
Hey
(יוד,
הי,
ויו,
הי),
in
Gematria
AB.
Partzuf
Bina
is
extended
from
the
first
Hey.
Its
four
letters
HaVaYaH
are
filled
with
Yodin
and
Aleph
in
the
following
way:
Yod,
Hey,
Vav,
Hey
(יוד,
הי,
ואו,
הי)
etc.
Thus,
the
Partzufim
of
Keter
are
implied
with
simple
HaVaYaH
while
the
other
four
Partzufim
that
clothe
it
are
implied
with
full
HaVaYaH
(see
Inner
Observation).
(Part
3,
Chapter
15,
item
3)
32.
What
is
simple
HaVaYaH
See
item
full
HaVaYaH.
(Part
3,
Chapter
15,
item
3)
33.
What
is
a
hall
See
item
house.
(Part
3,
Chapter
8,
item
6)
34.
What
is
an
upper
hall
There
are
seven
halls;
the
highest
among
them
is
called
the
upper
hall.
35.
What
is
striking
See
Inner
Light,
Chapter
1,
item
70,
and
Chapter
2,
item
3.
(Part
3,
Chapter
1,
item
3)
36.
What
is
a
look
The
expansion
of
the
light
of
Ein
Sof
for
coupling
by
striking
in
the
screen
in
the
vessel
of
Malchut
to
raise
reflected
light
is
called
a
look.
It
is
so
because
light
that
expands
from
Ein
Sof
is
always
regarded
as
the
light
of
Hochma,
called
the
light
of
Eynaim,
sight,
or
look.
(Part
3,
Chapter
12,
item
1)
37.
What
is
a
second
look
The
expansion
of
the
light
of
Ein
Sof
for
a
coupling
by
striking
in
Malchut
of
the
Guf,
meaning
when
it
copulates
in
her
during
the
refinement
of
the
screen
from
degree
to
degree
until
it
elicits
ten
Sefirot
one
above
the
other,
it
is
called
a
“second
look.”
(Part
3,
Chapter
12,
item
5
and
Inner
Light,
item
8)
38.
What
is
departure
Wherever
there
is
refinement
of
coarseness
of
a
degree,
there
is
also
an
equal
departure
of
the
light
and
the
abundance
in
her.
It
is
so
because
the
measure
of
the
will
to
receive
in
the
degree
is
its
coarseness.
It
is
therefore
obvious
that
when
the
will
to
receive
disappears,
so
does
all
the
abundance
that
is
received
in
her,
as
there
is
no
coercion
in
spirituality.
(Part
3,
Chapter
12
and
Inner
Light,
item
8)
39.
What
is
distancing
The
coarseness
of
phase
two
of
the
direct
light
is
called
distancing,
because
it
chooses
the
light
of
Hassadim
and
detaches
itself
from
receiving
the
light
of
Hochma.
Also,
after
the
restriction
there
is
distancing
from
Hochma
in
phase
four,
too,
because
all
the
restriction
and
screen
in
it
pertain
to
the
light
of
Hochma.
(Part
3,
Chapter
1,
item
4)
40.
What
is
clothing
Any
light
should
clothe
a
vessel,
and
there
is
no
light
without
a
vessel
(see
“In
Passing”).
(Part
3,
Chapter
12,
item
3)
41.
What
is
sparkling
The
illumination
of
reflected
light
is
always
called
the
sparkling
or
sparks.
(Part
3,
Chapter
2,
item
2)
42.
What
is
coarseness
It
is
the
acquisition
of
a
great
measure
of
the
will
to
receive.
(Part
3,
Chapter
1,
item
1)
43.
What
is
expansion
It
is
the
upper
light
that
expands
to
the
emanated
being.
However,
we
should
understand
that
it
is
an
extension
from
the
perspective
of
the
desire
in
that
emanated
being,
who
draws
that
expansion
of
the
upper
light
to
itself
according
to
its
measure
of
yearning.
The
degree
is
completed
only
by
two
phases
of
expansion
of
the
light
of
Ein
Sof
(see
the
second
expansion).
(Part
3,
Chapter
1,
item
1)
44.
What
is
the
second
expansion
The
expansion
of
upper
light
does
not
complete
its
clothing
in
the
vessels
at
one
time.
That
is
because
in
any
Guf,
meaning
in
ten
Sefirot
that
come
from
the
screen
downward,
there
is
the
issue
of
the
refinement
of
the
coarseness.
At
that
time
all
the
lights
of
the
ten
Sefirot
of
the
Guf
return
to
their
root
and
there
is
a
new
coupling
in
Malchut
of
the
Rosh,
called
the
second
expansion.
This
expansion
fills
the
vessels
of
the
Guf
once
more
and
completes
the
clothing
of
the
self
in
the
vessels
of
the
upper
one.
At
that
point,
she
also
elicits
a
new
Partzuf
outside
herself.
(Part
3,
Chapter
12
and
Inner
Light,
item
8)
45.
What
is
a
tail
for
the
lions
The
Sium
of
a
upper
degree
is
called
“a
tail
for
the
lions.”
“Tail”
implies
Sof
and
Sium.
When
the
point
of
Sium
descends
to
the
lower
degree,
it
becomes
the
root
phase
there,
and
it
is
called
the
“head
of
the
foxes,”
since
in
relation
to
the
ten
Sefirot
of
the
upper
degree,
the
ten
Sefirot
in
the
lower
one
are
regarded
as
“foxes”
compared
to
“lions.”
(Part
3,
Chapter
7,
item
5)
46.
What
is
Zeir
Anpin
See
Arich
Anpin.
(Part
3,
Chapter
4,
item
5)
47.
What
is
a
Hotem
[nose]
The
Sefira
of
Zeir
Anpin
of
the
Rosh
is
called
Hotem.
(Part
3,
Chapter
11,
item
4)
48.
What
is
substance
The
will
to
receive
in
the
emanated
being
is
regarded
as
its
general
“substance.”
Its
four
phases
are
regarded
as
the
four
forms
of
the
desire,
called
HB
TM
(see
item
84).
(Part
3,
Chapter
6,
item
3)
49.
What
is
a
seal
Reflected
light
that
ascends
from
the
screen
in
Malchut
upwards
and
clothes
the
ten
Sefirot
of
Rosh
is
called
a
seal.
The
lights
that
sparkle
from
the
screen
downwards
to
the
ten
Sefirot
of
the
Guf
are
regarded
as
the
imprints
of
that
seal.
(Part
3,
Chapter
8,
item
9)
50.
What
is
a
window
It
is
phase
three
of
the
Rosh,
clothed
in
reflected
light.
(Part
3,
Chapter
1,
item
4)
51.
What
is
engraving
Engraving
and
protrusion
are
two
parallel
relations
in
the
discernment
of
the
abundance.
Protrusion
means
there
is
great
abundance
in
the
Sefirot,
evident
and
protruding
toward
the
observer.
Its
opposite
is
the
discernment
of
engraving,
which
means
that
the
deficiency
of
abundance
in
the
Sefirot
is
manifestly
evident
there.
Thus,
the
matter
of
the
seal,
where
the
worlds
are
imprinted
from
one
another
(see
item
49),
is
regarded
as
a
seal
whose
letters
are
protruding
and
a
seal
whose
letters
are
engraved
and
depressed.
Thus,
the
seal
of
Atzilut
is
protruding
and
Beria
is
imprinted
by
it,
meaning
that
it
is
a
depressed
seal.
Yetzira
is
imprinted
by
the
depressed
seal
of
Beria
and
thus
becomes
a
protruding
seal.
Assiya
is
imprinted
by
the
protruding
seal
of
Yetzira
and
becomes
depressed.
It
follows
that
the
ten
Sefirot
of
Atzilut
and
the
ten
Sefirot
of
Yetzira
are
regarded
as
protruding,
and
their
opposite,
the
ten
Sefirot
of
Beria
and
the
ten
Sefirot
of
Assiya
are
regarded
as
depressed
and
engraved.
(Part
3,
Chapter
7,
item
1)
52.
What
are
basic
elements
The
four
phases
in
the
coarseness
of
the
vessel
of
Malchut
are
sometimes
called
the
four
basic
elements.
(Part
3,
Chapter
10,
item
1)
53.
What
is
Yetzira
The
level
of
the
ten
Sefirot
that
comes
through
a
coupling
by
striking
in
the
screen
of
phase
one
is
called
Yetzira.
(Part
3,
Chapter
3,
item
3)
54.
What
is
a
chair
The
world
of
Beria
is
called
a
chair
or
throne
(see
item
57).
(Part
3,
Chapter
4,
item
4)
55.
What
is
potential
There
is
“potential”
and
there
is
“actual.”
For
example,
the
seed
of
a
fruit
is
regarded
as
including
the
“potential”
fruit,
but
not
in
“actual”
fact.
However,
through
sowing
and
growing,
the
fruit
emerges
and
becomes
revealed
from
“potential”
to
an
“actual”
fact.
In
much
the
same
way,
we
discern
that
before
the
light
of
Ein
Sof
expands
to
the
screen
for
a
coupling
by
striking,
it
consists
of
ten
Sefirot
in
“potential.”
After
the
upper
light
strikes
it
and
it
raises
ten
Sefirot
of
reflected
light
that
clothe
the
upper
light,
it
is
considered
that
the
ten
Sefirot
of
the
Rosh
become
revealed
in
actual
fact
as
roots
for
the
vessels.
(Part
3,
Chapter
6,
item
4)
56.
What
are
complete
vessels
The
ten
Sefirot
that
sparkle,
expand,
and
descend
from
the
screen
downward
are
regarded
as
having
complete
vessels;
they
are
called
the
ten
Sefirot
of
the
Guf.
(Part
3,
Chapter
8,
item
7)
57.
What
is
a
throne
The
world
of
Beria
is
called
the
world
of
Kisse
[lit.
throne],
from
the
word
Kisui
[cover]
and
concealment.
This
is
because
the
light
of
Hochma
is
concealed
there
(see
here
Chapter
3,
item
2).
It
also
implies
that
the
lights
of
GAR
that
are
imparted
there
from
the
world
of
Atzilut
are
only
regarded
as
Bina
and
shine
there
only
in
a
“sitting”
state.
It
is
as
one
who
sits
on
a
chair;
his
level
is
diminished.
The
illumination
of
Hochma
is
called
“standing”,
because
in
standing
the
level
is
complete.
(Part
3,
Chapter
4,
item
4)
58.
What
is
Keter
It
is
the
first
Sefira
of
the
ten
Sefirot,
but
there
are
many
phases
of
Keter.
(Part
3,
Chapter
6,
item
7)
59.
What
is
a
garment
It
is
the
phase
of
ZA
that
was
separated
from
the
inner
light
and
became
surrounding
light.
Also,
every
lower
Partzuf
is
called
a
garment
with
respect
to
its
upper
Partzuf.
(Part
3,
Chapter
6,
item
3)
60.
What
is
marrow
It
is
the
Sefira
of
Keter
in
the
ten
Sefirot
whose
level
is
even.
(Part
3,
Chapter
5,
item
3)
61.
What
is
from
her
and
within
her
The
expansion
and
broadening
of
Malchut
of
the
Rosh
from
herself
downward,
to
the
ten
Sefirot
called
ten
Sefirot
of
the
Guf,
is
called
“from
her
and
within
her,”
indicating
that
all
these
ten
Sefirot
are
phases
of
Malchut
within
her,
from
the
Keter
of
Malchut
to
the
Malchut
in
Malchut.
(Part
3,
Chapter
4,
item
6)
62.
What
is
complete
clothing
The
screen
between
Atzilut
and
Beria
that
passes
the
ten
Sefirot
from
Atzilut
to
Beria
becomes
a
“complete
clothing”
that
limits
these
ten
Sefirot.
(Part
3,
Chapter
4,
item
5)
63.
What
is
a
screen
It
is
a
force
of
restriction
and
judgment
that
was
established
in
Malchut,
rejecting
the
upper
light
from
clothing
within
her.
(Part
3,
Chapter
1,
item
3)
64.
What
is
a
blocked
screen
When
the
screen
between
Atzilut
and
Beria
passes
the
ten
Sefirot
from
Atzilut
to
Beria,
it
becomes
a
blocked
screen,
blocking
them
from
Hochma
(see
complete
clothing).
(Part
3,
Chapter
4,
item
5)
65.
What
is
a
place
of
darkness
The
Sefira
of
Malchut
in
the
ten
Sefirot
of
even
level
is
called
skin.
She
ends
the
illumination
of
the
Partzuf
because
the
skin
itself,
meaning
Malchut,
does
not
receive
within
her
any
of
the
lights
in
that
Partzuf
because
of
the
force
of
restriction
in
her.
For
this
reason,
she
ends
the
illumination
of
the
Partzuf,
and
from
her
outwards,
it
is
regarded
as
a
“place
of
darkness.”
(Part
3,
Chapter
7,
item
2)
66.
What
is
nesting
Intermittent
illumination
is
called
“nesting.”
It
is
like
birds
that
lie
in
their
nests
intermittently
when
they
want
to
have
fledglings,
and
afterwards
leave.
(Part
3,
Chapter
4,
item
4)
67.
What
is
a
spark
of
the
created
being
In
every
degree,
the
upper
one
is
regarded
as
the
emanator
and
the
lower
one
as
the
emanated
being.
In
the
world
of
Beria,
the
upper
one
is
called
“Creator”
and
the
lower
one
“created
being.”
The
Malchut
of
the
upper
Malchut
that
descends
and
becomes
the
Rosh
of
the
lower
one
comprises
two
phases
of
the
light
of
Malchut
(see
item
222).
In
other
words,
with
respect
to
her
own
existence,
she
is
regarded
as
the
emanator,
or
Creator,
and
with
respect
to
her
belonging
to
the
lower
degree,
she
is
regarded
as
an
emanated
being
or
s
created
being.
Her
own
existence
is
called
“the
spark
of
the
Creator,”
and
her
lower
phase
is
called
“the
spark
of
the
created
being.”
You
already
know
that
the
light
of
Malchut,
meaning
reflected
light,
is
always
called
sparks.
(Part
3,
Chapter
5,
item
5)
68.
What
is
a
small
spark
The
smaller
part
of
the
light
of
Malchut,
meaning
the
reflected
light
which
remains
in
her
as
her
own
existence
is
called
“a
small
spark.”
In
the
lights
it
is
called
a
record.
(Part
3,
Chapter
5,
item
5)
69.
What
is
Nefesh
The
light
of
Malchut
is
called
the
light
of
Nefesh.
(Part
3,
Chapter
5,
item
6)
70.
What
is
a
narrow
foramen
The
screen
that
detains
the
upper
light
from
clothing
is
considered
to
be
a
partition
that
blocks
the
light.
When
the
screen
opens
through
coupling
by
striking
and
the
upper
light
passes
in
it
and
expands
downward,
it
is
regarded
as
making
a
hole,
a
foramen,
in
the
blocked
partition
for
the
light
to
pass
through.
A
broad
expansion
is
regarded
as
a
window,
and
a
small
expansion
is
regarded
as
a
narrow
foramen.
(Part
3,
Chapter
1,
item
4)
71.
What
is
a
point
When
Malchut
with
the
screen
in
her
is
not
coupling
and
raising
reflected
light,
she
is
called
a
point.
In
other
words,
she
is
like
a
black
point
without
any
white,
and
in
the
same
manner,
at
that
time
there
is
no
light
in
her
because
of
the
restriction
that
rides
on
her.
She
is
also
called
point
because
of
the
restriction
that
occurred
in
the
middle
point.
(Part
3,
Chapter
7,
item
2)
72.
What
is
Neshama
It
is
the
light
of
Bina.
When
the
ten
Sefirot
divide
into
root,
soul,
body,
garment,
and
hall,
the
light
of
Hochma
is
called
Neshama
[soul]
and
Bina
is
called
body.
From
this
aspect,
a
Partzuf
has
only
three
lights
NRN,
because
Haya
and
Yechida
have
become
surrounding
lights.
(Part
3,
Chapter
9,
item
10)
73.
What
is
adjacent
Proximity
of
form
from
one
phase
to
another
is
regarded
as
“adjacent”
to
the
other.
(Part
3,
Chapter
12,
item
6)
74.
What
is
a
Sefira
The
ten
Sefirot
of
direct
light
clothed
in
the
ten
Sefirot
of
reflected
light
that
emerge
through
a
coupling
by
striking
for
the
first
time
are
called
one
Sefira.
It
is
named
after
the
highest
Sefira
in
that
level,
although
it
contains
ten
Sefirot
lengthwise
and
ten
Sefirot
thick-wise.
(Part
3,
Inner
Observation,
Chapter
4,
item
3)
75.
What
is
a
world
The
name
“world”
[world]
begins
primarily
from
Partzuf
BON
of
AK,
called
the
world
of
Nekudim.
It
is
called
by
that
name
because
ZA
and
Malchut
of
the
inner
vessels
of
phase
four
disappeared
and
became
vessels
for
surrounding
light,
called
garment
and
hall.
Olam
means
He’elem
[concealment],
though
at
times
the
name
is
borrowed
to
refer
to
the
Partzufim
and
Sefirot
that
preceded
the
world
of
Nekudim,
but
this
is
only
a
borrowed
name.
(Part
3,
Chapter
8,
item
1)
76.
What
are
Eynaim
[eyes]
They
are
the
vessel
of
Hochma
of
the
Rosh.
(Part
3,
Chapter
11,
item
6)
77.
What
is
the
self
of
the
light
The
ten
Sefirot
of
the
Rosh
are
regarded
as
the
essence
and
the
self
of
the
light.
From
the
Peh
of
Rosh
downward,
they
are
regarded
as
the
light
of
consequence
of
the
lights
of
the
ten
Sefirot
of
Rosh.
However,
this
applies
from
the
world
of
Beria
downward.
(Part
3,
Chapter
8,
item
9)
78.
What
is
Assiya
The
ten
Sefirot
of
the
level
of
Malchut
that
receives
from
ZA
are
called
the
world
of
Assiya.
(Part
3,
Chapter
5,
item
1)
79.
What
is
Atik
Malchut
of
Malchut
of
the
upper
one
becomes
the
phase
of
Atik
in
the
lower
one,
meaning
with
respect
to
her
own
existence,
with
respect
to
the
spark
of
the
Creator
in
her.
The
discernment
of
the
spark
of
the
created
being
in
her
becomes
the
phase
of
Arich
Anpin
(see
item
67),
and
the
two
of
them
together
are
the
Partzuf
of
Keter
for
the
lower
one.
(Part
3,
Chapter
6,
item
7)
80.
What
is
Peh
[mouth]
Malchut
of
the
Rosh
is
called
Peh.
(Part
3,
Chapter
11,
item
5)
81.
What
is
actual
There
is
“potential”
and
there
is
“actual”.
See
“potential”
(item
55).
(Part
3,
Chapter
6,
item
4)
82.
What
is
separation
Disparity
of
form
creates
separation
and
distancing
between
spiritual
things.
Proximity
of
form
creates
in
them
adhesion.
(Part
3,
Chapter
10,
item
1)
83.
What
is
Partzuf
The
ten
Sefirot
one
below
the
other
that
come
through
the
ascent
of
Malchut
to
the
Emanator
are
called
Partzufim
[pl.
of
Partzuf].
(see
Inner
Observation,
Chapter
13,
item
1).
(Part
3,
Chapter
8,
item
6)
The
four
phases
of
coarseness
in
Malchut,
called
HB
TM,
are
called
four
forms.
(Part
3,
Chapter
6,
item
3)
85.
What
is
very
narrow
Very
confined
bestowal
is
called
“very
narrow.”
(Part
3,
Chapter
1,
item
4)
86.
What
is
the
holy
of
holies
The
uppermost
hall
in
the
seven
halls
of
Beria,
which
incorporates
KHBD
of
Beria,
the
innermost
in
them
is
called
the
holy
of
holies.
(Part
3,
Chapter
7,
item
7)
87.
What
is
nesting
See
item
66.
88.
What
are
Klipot
[shells]
(See
above
item
82.)
Disparity
of
form
separates
and
distinguishes
spiritual
things.
Know
that
this
oppositeness
of
form
from
one
end
to
the
other
separates
and
drives
them
to
opposite
ends
until
there
is
no
suckling
between
them
whatsoever.
You
already
know
that
there
is
only
a
will
to
bestow
in
the
upper
light,
and
not
to
receive
even
a
bit.
The
shells
are
of
completely
opposite
form,
meaning
wanting
only
to
receive
and
swallow
everything;
they
have
no
will
to
bestow
whatsoever.
For
that
reason
they
are
separated
from
the
Life
of
Lives
and
are
therefore
called
“dead”,
and
so
is
anything
that
cleaves
to
them.
(Part
3,
Chapter
10,
item
2)
89.
What
is
sight
The
light
of
the
Eynaim,
meaning
the
light
of
Hochma
of
the
Rosh,
is
called
sight.
(Part
3,
Chapter
11,
item
6)
90.
What
is
Rosh
It
is
the
ten
Sefirot
of
direct
light
clothed
in
the
reflected
light
that
rises
from
the
screen
upward,
meaning
a
beginning
and
a
root.
They
are
not
regarded
as
complete
vessels
yet,
fit
to
clothe
all
the
light,
but
are
only
regarded
as
roots.
(Part
3,
Chapter
12,
item
4)
91.
What
is
the
head
for
the
foxes
See
item
45.
(Part
3,
Chapter
7,
item
5)
92.
What
is
a
quarter
blood
Nefesh
of
Nefesh
is
called
a
quarter
[also
forth],
for
she
is
phase
four.
She
is
clothed
as
the
quarter
blood
of
the
marrow,
meaning
the
Keter
of
the
ten
Sefirot
of
the
body,
whose
level
is
even.
That
is
because
these
ten
Sefirot
are
called
skin,
flesh,
tendons,
bones,
and
marrow.
(Part
3,
Chapter
5,
item
6)
93.
What
is
Ruach
It
is
the
light
of
ZA.
(Part
3,
Chapter
9,
item
10)
94.
What
is
thin
Ruach
It
is
a
reflected
light
that
descends
from
the
coarseness
of
phase
two.
(Part
3,
Chapter
11,
item
4)
95.
What
is
a
square
The
couplings
by
striking
performed
on
Malchut
as
she
is
gradually
refined
(see
item
7),
meaning
from
phase
four
to
phase
three,
from
phase
three
to
phase
two,
from
phase
two
to
phase
one
and
from
phase
one
to
the
root,
these
couplings
are
called
“square”
after
the
four
types
of
refinement
that
are
done
there.
(Part
3,
Chapter
15,
item
5)
96.
What
is
smell
ZA
of
the
Rosh
is
called
Hotem
[nose].
The
light
in
it
is
called
“smell,”
because
the
ten
Sefirot
of
Rosh
are
called
Galgalta,
Eynaim,
Ozen,
Hotem,
and
Peh.
(Part
3,
Chapter
11,
item
2)
97.
What
is
breaking
Revoking
the
boundary
in
the
screen
is
called
“breaching
and
breaking”.
See
“breaching”
(item
17).
(Part
3,
Chapter
7,
item
1)
98.
What
is
a
root
All
the
phases
in
Keter
are
regarded
as
the
“roots”
of
the
Sefirot.
(Part
3,
Chapter
9,
item
1)
99.
What
is
sound
It
is
the
light
of
Bina
of
the
Rosh.
Her
vessel
is
called
Ozen
[ear].
(Part
3,
Chapter
11,
item
2)
100.
What
are
roots
of
the
vessels
They
are
the
ten
Sefirot
of
Rosh,
called
Keter.
(Part
3,
Chapter
6,
item
4)
101.
What
is
Tohu
Keter
consists
of
two
phases
called
“a
spark
of
the
Creator”
and
“a
spark
of
the
created
being.”
The
discernment
of
a
“spark
of
the
Creator”
in
it
is
called
Atik,
and
it
is
called
Tohu,
after
the
complete
absence
of
attainment
in
it.
The
discernment
of
a
“spark
of
the
created
being”
in
it
is
called
Arich
Anpin,
and
Bohu,
indicating
the
root
and
beginning
of
attainment
that
is
there.
(Part
3,
Chapter
6,
item
4)