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146. A Commentary on The Zohar

I heard in the year 1938

In The Zohar: “When one is born, he is given a soul from the side of the pure beast.” And he interprets that his animate soul, too, agrees to be a servant of the Creator. “If he is further rewarded, he is given a soul of the side of wheels.” This means that he has a soul that always longs, and rolls from place to place. Like an ever-turning wheel, it turns and rolls to cling to the Kedusha[holiness].

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