Tomer Devorah: Chapter 9 - Obtaining the Attribute of Malchut - Part 1 - Rabbi Yirmiyahu Ullman

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okay summer kiss so Justin we are in the midst of this book called Tomer Devorah and the palm tree of aura which is a reference to the verse which talks about how the prophetess or the judge Devorah would sit under a palm tree and dispense judgment justice in leadership guidance to the Jewish people but we don't really know why the author nested called the book this book by that name other than the fact that palm trees are often associated with things having to do with Torah learning and perhaps sometimes the esoteric parts of Torah so the book is really dealing with kind of teachings and Jewish mysticism and specifically the part of Jewish mystical teachings which talked about the sphero's you familiar that terminus fearo's hmm but they are like manifestations of divine influence which take on different aspects and have and have an effect on the way God runs the world so that you might think about the analogy of white light being refracted through a prism where that one might had that white light has contained within it the component parts which are become visible through the refraction to the through the prism so - then there is a kind of unified holistic influence coming from God into the realm of creation in a very high place which represents that kind of that oneness that view that unity but that light or that energy is refracted in the process of creation into component parts to make a world of multiplicity the spheres have to do with that this furrows had to do with refracting that kind of unified source of that unified energy coming from the

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1. 0:15okay summer kiss so Justin we are in the midst of this book called Tomer Devorah…
2. 5:01and void it's almost non-existent visa Vee the source that it receives from which is God…
3. 10:19but poor so you see here you have a very interesting dichotomy operating within Malthus yeah…
4. 15:30thought goes through the process of symptom into hokhmah bina and Das and it's finally translated…
5. 20:40tongue becomes like a like a thrashing tool which uses to embarrass other people and to…
6. 25:53considering it wasn't considering giving up everything which is really nothing in order to gain something…
7. 30:39he should think he's like forlorn soil or alchemy a boy Tommy and he is actually…
8. 35:48future because we have to realize that everything is a gift from Hashem nothing's coming to…
9. 41:01material and we find that Avram yeah we find that Abraham told Eliezer to wait mhmm…
10. 46:18virani ani I am alone and poverty poor stricken I am and in this way he…

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