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Samach Vav: Az Yashir, Part 14: Za and Malchus – Panim B’Panim as opposed to Nekudah Tachas Yesod
The Memutzah (ZA and Malchus) between Ohr Ein Sof and worlds is characterized by four major Tzimtzumim, resulting in an intense concealment of Ohr Ein Sof. This process involves Malchus in its lowest state in Atzilus (a mere nekudah). However, Malchus has the capacity to relate to Za in much more expansive ways, e.g. Panim B’Panim, resulting in far greater revelation of Ohr Ein Sof in worlds.
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Dr. Yaakov Brawer is Professor Emeritus of the Faculty of Medicine at McGill University, and lectures on Neuroendocrinology and Chassidism. He is the author of two books on Chassidic philosophy, Something From Nothing and Eyes That See.
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