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123- Without Hands and Without Legs
It is possible to live without hands and not feel an absence, like birds. Also, it is possible to live without legs, like the snake, of whom it was said, “On your belly you shall walk.” “Hands” are the Kelim [vessels] that obtain positivity. “Legs” are criticism and negativity. “Above reason” is without hands and without legs.