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welcome to weekly Tanya We are continuing the Gate of unity and Faith specifically in which chapter seven chapter seven and as I told you before chapter 7 is the longest chapter of the 12 chapters it's quite long um this is our third week in chapter 7 this deep stuff over here if you remember in the beginning of chapter 7 the AL told us that we are going to understand how um what is the higher unity and the lower Unity the higher Unity is actually pretty simple to explain there's nothing but God so it's all one because there is only one the lower Unity is a little bit trickier to explain because there's a world but we have to understand that the nature of the existence of the world is such that although it exists it does not have its own have its own autonomous existence and therefore ultimately we can truly still say that there is no nothing other than God a and we got into explaining how that works that there's this concept of malus hashem's kingship where the King has a relationship with the subjects who are specific spefically not himself not even his children and family and advisers but something that's other than him and the something that's other than him and the attribute of malus is the attribute of Hashem that relates to otherness and specifically we describe the dimensions of otherness as being time and space remember all this if you were here I mean if you were here do you remember all this that time and space are basically the dimensions of finitude and sh being infinite doesn't normally have a relationship with those Dimensions but through his attribute of kingship whereby the King has a relationship with the subjects
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