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The King Visits The Field - Elul Part Two

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  In the Hebrew tradition, in the month of Elul, is the moment when the King meets his bride-to-be. "Where is my lover?", A question uttered by the King. Then, what should be done as a bride, namely Malchut, to welcome the arrival of the Supernal King, Zeir Anpin?   Sound is an aspect of Zeir Anpin himself, so the sound we listen to will invite the Supernal King himself. Indeed, in Shir Hashirim, the one who is written as a king here is none other than King Solomon himself. However, the spiritual meaning of King Solomon is the symbol of the King of Peace. Thus, one of the goals of Zeir Anpin is to reconcile and unite the top three sefirot Arich Anpin, namely Keter, Chochmah, and Binah with sfirot Malchut. Words too are an aspect of Malchut, and manifestation. By saying it, we are also manifesting what we say. So, whatever the mouth says and hears, is the union between of aspects of Zeir Anpin and Malchut.   The Supernal King was very interested in Malchut, when...

Garden Of Eden and Shir Hashirim

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                 One of my favorite books in the Bible or the Book of Tanakh, is the Song of Songs or Shir H ashirim . Even though it only consists of 8 chapters, and is vulgar to some people's views, the book of Shir Hashirim is full of spiritual meaning. And every time I think of the Creator, the Song of Songs accompanies me.                  The book of the Song of Songs was written by King Solomon, that is, it has a spiritual meaning, the King of Peace. And apart from that, another spiritual meaning of King Solomon is the Supernal King. And the Song of Songs, included in Tiferet, after the order of the two books written by King Solomon himself which are recorded in the Bible, namely, Proverbs or Mishlei as an aspect of Chesed, and Ecclesiastes or Kohelet as an aspect of Gevurah. And when we read the Zohar book, the writings in the Song of Songs are always quot...