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Rabbi Yirmiyahu Ullman - Tomer Devorah: Chapter 2 - Keter: Shabbat and the Festivals
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uh we're on lmit
design um towards the
bottom so there are these
uh
portals in
time of uh
infinity which it's appro within which
it's appropriate to work on the MAA of
of keser which is itself uh humility and
greatness it's like an aperture we said
also between the lower Realms of
Creation in the lower parts of the
spheros which are a greater degree of
Tsum the ker is a connection between
that in the higher realm of ins so you
have space so you have kind of islands
of
time uh or Islands in creation which are
also like these portals between Sim Tsum
and and
infinity in which it's appropriate to
act according to the meta of
keser um other times no right now he's
working in in you know on on these what
I'm calling portals so one of them was
shabas that's what we discussed
yesterday you know it's it's really you
know like this portal in time which
gives
you
an I don't know an added venue to to
connect to the to to the to the Infinity
of God in a greater way than is normally
possible but there are others well as
well and that's what we're going to work
on now
therefore a
person uh on shab and on the
festivals and also
oner which he mentions here as being
separate than the other y even though it
itself is certainly a yum it's a holiday
but um the difference between yum the
other holidays is that the other
holidays
are enjoyed partially through eating and
drinking
cohabitating elevating the things of the
mundane world into the realm of the
infinite yum Kipper is refraining from
all those
things um but it's still of course a
very holy
day and um it's a day which um is about
atonement and the receiving of divine
mercy and certainly that fits in with
the what the authors told us earlier
about ker being the origin for the of so
that Yumer itself is like ker Yumer
itself is Shabbat shabbaton the Torah
says it's the
Shabbat of
chabas so it's it's an even higher and
elevated degree of chabas itself and
therefore arguably yum Kipper as a yum
is even a higher degree of ker than
shabas itself and we do find that the
whole theme of initially R and
culminating yamer
is is M right Mah of course is connected
to keser it's it's the crowning of God
that's the kesser it's the pl it's it's
like the crowning glory of God that's J
Kipper how many days are between R Ander
how many I'm guessing 10 like this her
uhhuh very interesting yeah very
interesting where you know certainly
rashash does talk about you know malos
the kingship that's the lower sphere You
could argue that it goes up and up and
up until right yam Kipper is
ker and um we do conclude yam Kipper
with you know you know with the
statement seven times and then we
say that's the
final uh
coronation uh of God accompanied by the
trumpet the chaar the long blast that
right the the the
te representing the the culmination of
the of the coronation of God which uh
which is which is
KES so yum ker is certainly relevant for
this whole
discussion so that's true regarding
these portals in time which would be
shabas and the holidays and uh cluding
Kipper um that would be in time but also
in in place or or in
creation during
prayer all learning
Torah all of these times are times when
there are no G there should be no deing
there should be no
judgments J Kipper is called the day of
atonement it certainly culminates a
period of
judgments but since it it culminates in
K and is
the and we do say in the conclusion of Y
the service right the 13
attributes again and again and again
blasting blasting blasting blasting way
up to ker in order to nullify on the
lower level any manifestation of ker in
but rather it should be reverted back to
its source it should be all Mercy Divine
Mercy
so these are times and so also during
prayer and certainly during Torah study
where literally when a person is
learning Torah speaking words of Torah
our sources say that God as it were is
literally mouthing the words of Torah is
he
speaking
says he kisses me with the kisses of his
mouth because your love ly things are
more beloved to me than wine so this is
understood referring to to Torah that
when person is learning Torah he's
engaged in a type of Kiss where just as
two lovers are kissing there's an
exchange of vapor so when a person's
learning God's Torah there's an exchange
of spirituality between he and God and
Torah study therefore is considered to
be a very beloved and uh and loving
experience of you having a type of uh
spiritual intimacy with God and
therefore this is also um a wonderful
time of where there should be no deing
no anger no judgments no
being uh
particular or indignant or proud or
jealous but the Torah learning should
all be done in the spirit of U of of of
of a loving and sharing
Union These are times of
These are times of the revelation of the
will on
high and if Ron is the will of God
before kesser to
create which it might be might be
something else but if it is referring to
to that so then these are times when a
person should be penetrating upward
through kesser in order to try as best
as possible connect to the r like it
says that God
the Holy One Blessed Be ver and the
Torah are one they're inextricably bound
and the Torah itself is an expression of
the will of God they're all one so if a
person is learning Torah with the right
intention he's he's he's he's he's he's
literally engaged with his beloved as it
were in order to be brought into his bed
chamber through the door of ker into the
into the realm of the r AEM
and
literally I don't know what the word is
but to become connected with the with
one with the Oneness of
God and this will
establish all of his deos where I think
he might mean here MOS meaning all of
the lower spheros
they will all be established through
this connection to God that takes place
through either the context of shabis or
Y or Yer or or Torah learning
Torah but the rest of the hours of his
day meaning when it's not these portals
in time or or in
circumstance then he should use the
others of these attributes that have
been established properly through the
connections that's been made in these
time during in these
portals then the rest of these hours
outside of those portals he can now use
those MOS which have been established
properly through the connections that
he's made during these
portals and use them for good and not
for
bad so for example
if you take uh the MAA
ofed which is loving kindness orur which
is
strength as just two
examples H to the rightor to the
left where H is generally positive and
is you know perhaps generally negative
the point is that if a person has
connected to the ratem through K in any
of these circumstances of chabas
Y or Tor with that would mean is that
outside of those times when it is
appropriate to live Sim
Tsum then he will be living tsim Tsum in
a balanced proper way so that is truly
expressed positively and not negatively
because sometimes giving can be
inappropriate if you're giving something
which is appropriate or to somebody
which is inappropriate or at a time
which is inappropriate that giving is
not something good it's something
negative right and the same thing
regarding gura or strength even though
um
uh strength is something which is good
when you're ex exerting that say control
over yourself for something good and not
for example exerting control over
others not for their benefit but to
manipulate them and things like that so
that's what he's getting at therefore
that when a person utilizes these
portals correctly it will affect the
rest of his M so that when he is living
tsim Tsum as it is the will of that we
do live Tsum then he'll at least be
living it
properly I think what it means is that
these negative side these negative
negative aspects of these
attributes are really not given sway
over a person except during these times
ofum so it's there that he has to be
particularly careful to maintain the
balance and therefore then when he uses
these attributes
properly then he can be rest assured
that using them properly or or that
their application will result in in an
opening up of the sources of bounty and
blessing for a person and not God forbid
the opposite where if he uses these
attributes negatively they would
actually be harmful to himself and to
others like we said in two simple
examples either doing good in a bad way
or or or exerting control or power in a
negative way but if he's using if if
he's using them with the proper balance
then he can rest assured that even if
he's not in these apertures of kesser
he's actually living within simum he's
still living aligned so that those
actions in simum will still bring about
an influx of of blessing from ker and
not God forbid the opposite so you need
ker to like recalibrate yes yeah very
nice so connecting to to ker during
these portals of
shab these are all ways of constantly
kind of like you said recalibrating or
restarting or rejuvenating yes in order
to maintain the the proper
balance that's a very wonderful idea but
a person spends too much of his life
without chabas without yum without yum
without prayer and without Torah so he's
bound over time to be eroded to the
extent where his MOS are going to take
on more and more of a negative
manifestation and then he'll be a
conduit this person for the influx of
negativity into the world and not
positivity positivity and our exertion
in the physical finite mundane realm of
Tsum during the week would tend to
generate that result
if it's not retracted if it's not
refracted back into chabas for example
once weekly or the holidays on their
Seasons or regularly through tourah
study or through
prayer okay very good let's
um let's stop here we'll try and uh
continue tomorrow