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Kabbalist Yehuda Ashlag (Baal HaSulam)

Part 6 – The World of Nekudim

1. *  AK contains  AB SAG MA BON in its  Atzmut. Each of these four consists of all four and  Orot stem from it, which are its  Anafim. […]

Part 4 – Inner Observation

The Sefirot of Akudim, contains six chapters Explains six topics: 1. The matter of couplings by striking and clashes. 2.

Part 4 – Chapter Six

Explains the return of the lights to the emanator to receive their completion. Contains twenty-two issues: 1. In the first

Part 4 – Chapter Five

Explains the inner and surrounding lights of Akudim. Contains eight issues: 1. The lights of Akudim have ten inner Sefirot

Part 4- Chapter Four

Explains the striking and the clash between the descending reflected light and the records, which occurred during the departure of

Part 4 – Chapter Three

Explains four kinds of light: tastes, dots, tags, letters. Those are: 1. The first expansion from the Peh to the

Part 4 – Chapter Two

Explains the records that remain after the departure of the lights and the reflected light that descends during the departure.

Part 4 – Chapter One

The Ten Sefirot of Akudim, containing six chapters Chapter One Explains the Rosh and Guf of Adam Kadmon down to

Part 3 – Table of Questions for Topics

Part Three 102. Why does Ohr Ein Sof strike the Masach in Kli de Malchut? 6 103. What does it mean that the Ohr comes in through a Halon and a Nekevwithout a Masach?

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