{"id":11501,"date":"2025-12-10T21:58:09","date_gmt":"2025-12-10T21:58:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/staging.kabbalah.info\/?post_type=book&p=11501"},"modified":"2025-12-10T21:58:09","modified_gmt":"2025-12-10T21:58:09","slug":"two-gemstones","status":"publish","type":"book","link":"https:\/\/www.kabbalah.info\/en\/two-gemstones\/","title":{"rendered":"Two Gemstones"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

533) There are two gemstones and one screen between them, standing between each other. The upper gemstone is colorless, it is not openly visible.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

534) When this upper gemstone begins to become revealed, seven engraved letters illuminate, protrude, glitter, and break fissures and palaces. Each and every one of them shines, and those seven letters are two names, engraved in that gemstone. On the Sabbath day, they sparkle and shine and open doors and come out and govern. They are EKYEH<\/em> Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em>. The letters glitter, and in their sparkling, they enter one another and shine in one another.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Malchut<\/em> is called \u201ca gemstone\u201d because it clings to NHY<\/em> of ZA<\/em>, which are called \u201clegs.\u201d Because of Malchut\u2019s<\/em> ascent to Bina<\/em>, Bina<\/em>, too, is called \u201ca gemstone,\u201d and it is an upper gemstone. Because of Malchut\u2019s<\/em> ascent to Bina<\/em>, Bina<\/em> was diminished into VAK<\/em> without a Rosh<\/em>, Hassadim<\/em> without Hochma<\/em>. However, this is possible in ZAT<\/em>, HGT<\/em> NHY<\/em> of Bina<\/em>, which need Hochma<\/em>, and when they do not have it they are flawed. But GAR<\/em> of Bina<\/em>, which are always in light of Hassadim<\/em> and never receive Hochma<\/em>, are not diminished at all because of Malchut\u2019s<\/em> ascent to Bina<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The upper gemstone is Bina<\/em> and it is colorless. GAR<\/em> of Bina<\/em> are always in light of Hassadim<\/em>, and the light of Hassadim<\/em> is colorless, meaning that there is no grip to the judgments in them. Also, it is not openly apparent, meaning that there is no Hochma<\/em> there, which is called \u201can appearance.\u201d However, it is because of a flaw, since there is no flaw in GAR<\/em> of Bina<\/em>, as there is never disclosure of Hochma<\/em> there.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

But in ZAT<\/em> of Bina<\/em>, HGT<\/em> NHYM<\/em>, there is color and there is appearance, and all the disclosures extend from it. In the beginning, they are in VAK<\/em> without a Rosh<\/em>, due to the ascent of Malchut<\/em> in them. This is why it was said that seven carved letters illuminate, ZAT<\/em>, HGT<\/em> NHYM<\/em>, protruding in Hassadim<\/em> and sparkling reflected light.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Also, through Malchut\u2019s<\/em> ascent, the degree divided into two, where HGT<\/em> and a third of Tifferet<\/em> up to the Chazeh<\/em> remained in the degree of Bina<\/em>, and Malchut<\/em> joined them because of the ascent, and NHY<\/em> fell from the degree of Bina<\/em> and descended to the degree below it, to ZA<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The seven letters EKYEH<\/em> Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em> are the two names engraved in the gemstone. While HGT<\/em> through the Chazeh<\/em> are at the degree of Bina<\/em>, they are called EKYEH<\/em>, like Bina<\/em>. But NHY<\/em> that fell from the degree of Bina<\/em> to ZA<\/em> are not called EKYEH<\/em> but Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em>, like ZA<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Aleph<\/em> of EKYEH<\/em> is Hesed<\/em>, Hey<\/em> of EKYEH<\/em> is Gevura<\/em>, Yod<\/em> of EKYEH<\/em> is Tifferet<\/em> through the Chazeh<\/em>, and Hey<\/em> of EKYEH<\/em> is Malchut<\/em> that rose to the place of Chazeh<\/em>. They remained in the degree of Bina<\/em>, who is called EKYEH<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em> are NHY<\/em> that fell from the degree of Bina<\/em>. Yod<\/em> of Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em> is Yesod<\/em>, Hey<\/em> of Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em> is Hod<\/em>, and Vav<\/em> of Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em> is Netzah<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

At the time of Gadlut<\/em>, on the Sabbath day, Malchut<\/em> descends from the place of Bina<\/em> to her place, and the two halves of the degree, EKYEH<\/em> Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em>, reunite. Why did Malchut<\/em> rise to the place of Chazeh<\/em>, where there is the upper third of Tifferet<\/em>, if she should have risen to the place of Bina<\/em>? Indeed, in ZAT<\/em>, HGT<\/em> are regarded as KHB<\/em> in the Rosh<\/em>. Thus, Tifferet<\/em> is Bina<\/em>, and this is why she rose to Tifferet<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

535) When they enter one another, they illuminate from one another in two colors: one is the color white, right, and one is the color red, left. They do not actually become one degree. Rather, they become right and left, where EKYEH<\/em> becomes the right, and Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em> becomes the left.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Also, they make a coupling with one another and two other names are made of those two colors until the letters come up to seven names, where each of the seven letters EKYEH<\/em> Yod<\/em>–Vav<\/em>–Hey<\/em> becomes a name.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

536) How are the letters for the seven names made? Aleph<\/em> of EKYEH<\/em> comes out and sparkles, and enters the letter Vav<\/em> of Yod<\/em>–Vav<\/em>–Hey<\/em>. They illuminate in two colors\u2014white and red\u2014and they are two names, HaVaYaH<\/em> El<\/em> [God], and they illuminate together. The Hey<\/em> of EKYEH<\/em> comes out and sparkles and enters the letter Hey<\/em> of Yod<\/em>–Vav<\/em>–Hey<\/em>, and they both illuminate in two colors, white and red. Of those two names, one is called HaVaYaH<\/em>, punctuated as Elokim<\/em>, where the Yod<\/em> is with Hataf Segol<\/em>, the Hey<\/em> is with Holam<\/em>, the Vav<\/em> with Hirik<\/em>, and one is called Elokim<\/em>, and they illuminate together.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The Yod<\/em> of EKYEH<\/em> enters the Yod<\/em> of Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em> and they sparkle together and enter one another. They both illuminate, decorated and engraved as one, and they straighten the head, meaning obtain GAR<\/em>, and illuminate and glitter. Eleven branches rise from the right and from the left, and together they are 22 branches, 22 letters.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

537) Those two illuminating letters, which are Yod<\/em> of EKYEH<\/em> and Yod<\/em> of Yod<\/em>–Vav<\/em>–Hey<\/em>, when they embrace each other they are HaVaYaH<\/em> HaVaYaH<\/em>, MATZPATZ MATZPATZ<\/em>, the thirteen qualities of mercy. When those two letters enter one another and embrace one another, they raise their heads, meaning obtain GAR<\/em>, and illuminate and sparkle over everything in those eleven branches that come out of each side, eleven from the right and eleven from the left, which are the 22 letters of the Torah, for the whole of the Torah and the Hochma<\/em> [wisdom] appears through 22 letters.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

There are two names HaVaYaH<\/em> prior to the thirteen qualities of mercy, as it is written, \u201cHaVaYaH<\/em>, HaVaYaH<\/em> [Lord, Lord], a compassionate and gracious God, slow to anger, and abounding in mercy and truth.\u201d HaVaYaH in Aleph<\/em>–Tav<\/em> Bet<\/em>–Shin<\/em> is MATZPATZ<\/em>, and the thirteen qualities of mercy are in Dikna<\/em> of AA<\/em>. The two corners of the Rosh<\/em> [head] that precede the Dikna<\/em> are the two names MATZPATZ<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The meaning of those two names is that the empty vessels that remained in Rosh<\/em> AA<\/em> after the departure of the lights of GAR<\/em> of GAR<\/em> could not remain in Rosh<\/em> AA<\/em> due to their coarseness, and departed the Rosh<\/em> AA<\/em> and hung outside on the skin of Rosh<\/em> of AA<\/em>. These are the ones called Se\u2019arot<\/em> [hair] of AA<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

After they came out, they divided into two halves of degrees. KH<\/em> remained on Rosh<\/em> AA<\/em>, and Bina<\/em> and TM<\/em> came out of the degree of Rosh<\/em> and became Se\u2019arot<\/em> Dikna<\/em>. At that time of Gadlut<\/em>, Malchut<\/em> at the Sium<\/em> [end] of the Se\u2019arot<\/em> of the Rosh<\/em> descends to the Sium<\/em> of Se\u2019arot<\/em> Dikna<\/em>, and Se\u2019arot<\/em> Dikna<\/em> rise back to Se\u2019arot<\/em> Rosh<\/em>, becoming a single degree.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The Sium<\/em> of the Se\u2019arot<\/em> Rosh<\/em>, which is purified of any judgment due to the descent of Malchut<\/em> from there, is called MATZPATZ<\/em>. This is the right hand side MATZPATZ<\/em> at the Sium<\/em> of the Se\u2019arot<\/em> Rosh<\/em>, which is called \u201ca corner.\u201d That right Sium<\/em> that was purified became the Rosh<\/em> of Se\u2019arot<\/em> Dikna<\/em>, and it is the left MATZPATZ<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

This is the meaning of the two letters Yod<\/em>, of EKYEH<\/em> and of Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em>, connecting in two names MATZPATZ MATZPATZ<\/em>, since Yod<\/em> of EKYEH<\/em> is the upper third of Tifferet<\/em> up to the Chazeh<\/em>, as during the Katnut<\/em>, Malchut<\/em> rose to the place of the Chazeh: Yod<\/em> that enters the light and becomes Avir<\/em>, Ruach<\/em>, without GAR<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Now, on the Sabbath, when Malchut<\/em> descended from the place of Chazeh<\/em> and Tifferet<\/em> was purified from any judgment, Tifferet<\/em> is now called MATZPATZ<\/em>. This is the right MATZPATZ<\/em>. It follows that the Yod<\/em> of EKYEH<\/em> is MATZPATZ<\/em>, and when this Yod<\/em> illuminates in the Yod<\/em> of Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em> and becomes its Rosh<\/em>, the Yod<\/em> of Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em> is also called MATZPATZ<\/em>, but a left hand side MATZPATZ<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

538) The letter Hey<\/em> of EKYEH<\/em> that remained in the place of Chazeh<\/em> rises in one name to bond with them, and this is ADNI<\/em>. She descended from there to the bottom gemstone, and all those names protrude and sparkle and come out and govern on Sabbath. When they govern, the upper gemstone, GAR<\/em> of Bina<\/em>, protrudes and sparkles. Because of its sparkling, no color is seen in it because it illuminates only in Hassadim<\/em>, and the light of Hassadim<\/em> has no Guf<\/em> [body] to it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

539) When the gemstone comes out, she makes a coupling and bestows in the names EKYEH<\/em> and Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em>, which are her ZAT<\/em>, since although there is no color in her because she does not receive Hochma<\/em>, still the whole abundance of Hochma<\/em> in her ZAT<\/em> is received by her. Then one name of them, ADNI<\/em>, which is the Malchut<\/em> in the place of the Chazeh<\/em> of ZAT<\/em>, which is the seventh, is crowned and enters the bottom gemstone, Malchut<\/em>, and sits in its place, in the name Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>, meaning HB<\/em>. After Malchut<\/em> descended from the place of the Chazeh<\/em>, the GAR<\/em> appears, which are Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>, and the upper gem sits in the name Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em> and crowns in this sparkling, which sparkles in that name.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

540) After the upper gemstone made a coupling and bestowed in the names EKYEH<\/em> Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em>, seventy branches come out of them, which are ZA<\/em>, to each side, and all join together, becoming a Merkava<\/em> [chariot\/assembly] and a throne to the upper gemstone. Then the King, Hochma<\/em>, governs in His crowns in the throne on that day and all rejoice. When all rejoice, the King sits on the throne and the throne rises in seventy branches, since seventy branches are ZA<\/em>, meaning that his HG<\/em> TM<\/em> became four legs to the throne.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

541) Those two letters Yod<\/em> in the two places EKYEH<\/em> Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em>, which rise and fall, illuminate and crown 22 letters, who are the whole of the Torah, and these two letters Yod<\/em> make a coupling in the first two letters of the 22 letters that are arranged in the order Tav<\/em>–Shin<\/em>–Reish<\/em>–Kof<\/em> [TASHRAK<\/em>], which are Tav<\/em>, Shin<\/em>. They rise in their illumination to one in six tribes, and to one in six other tribes, and these are the twelve tribes of the upper Israel: Ysrael<\/em> Saba<\/em>. They are four degrees HG<\/em> TM<\/em>, where each consists of three lines, HGT<\/em>, which are twelve.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

542) Two letters Yod<\/em> of EKYEH<\/em> Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em> rise and fall and make a coupling in two letters at the end of the 22 letters that are arranged in the order TASHRAK<\/em>. These are Bet<\/em>, Aleph<\/em>, which rise in their illumination, one in five degrees and one in five degrees, corresponding to ten utterances. These ten utterances include 22 letters, since 12 tribes came out in two letters Tav<\/em> Shin<\/em> with ten utterances of two letters at the end\u2014Bet<\/em>, Aleph<\/em>\u2014thus they are 22 letters, which are the whole of the Torah, meaning ZA<\/em>, who is called Torah. He is built out of these 22 letters and inherits the upper gemstone in the throne of AB<\/em>, and the 22 letters illuminate.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

543) When the upper gemstone sits on the throne of AB<\/em> and the 22 letters illuminate, the bottom gemstone, who is in the dark, looking in the illumination of 22 letters by the power of the strength of those 22 letters written in her, which are called ADNI<\/em>. Then that light shines and rises, and receives all those 22 upper letters, and the bottom gemstone suckles them into her, and shines an illumination that sparkles to 72 sides, which is the illumination of Hochma<\/em> that appears in three lines.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

544) When the bottom gemstone sparkles and suckles these letters into her, the upper gemstone is drawn with them and the bottom gemstone, Malchut<\/em>, clings to the upper gemstone, Bina<\/em>, who clothes her, and all becomes one. This is the praise \u201cLord God,\u201d said on the Sabbath day.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

545) When the 22 letters sparkle to the right and to the left, it is the screen between the upper gemstone and the bottom gemstone, and then the name Mem<\/em>–Bet<\/em>, and the name AB<\/em> of the upper Merkava<\/em> are made. And everything, the name Mem<\/em>–Bet<\/em> and the name AB<\/em>, are called Sabbath, and this is the meaning of the Sabbath.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Twenty-two letters that illuminate in the upper Mazla<\/em> are her Daat<\/em>, the middle line. The illumination of the middle line does not lean to the right or to the left, but in the upper Mazla<\/em>, the letters sparkle to the right and to the left, and not in the middle, since the middle line does not reveal the illumination of Hochma<\/em> together with Hassadim<\/em> there, since the upper gemstone is GAR<\/em> of Bina<\/em>, from which the Yod<\/em> never departs the Avir<\/em>. For this reason, there is no unification in the middle line, Daat<\/em>, and it divides into right and left, as well.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Also, this is the name of the 42 letters, but in ZAT<\/em> of Bina<\/em> and in ZA<\/em>, the middle line shines in the middle, where the light of Hassadim<\/em> and the light of Hochma<\/em> shine in it together and it does not lean to the right or to the left, and it is the name of the 72 letters. This is the whole difference between the upper gemstone, the name Mem<\/em>–Bet<\/em>, and the bottom gemstone, which receives from the name AB<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The screen remained in the upper gemstone\u2014the Yod<\/em> that entered the Ohr<\/em> [light] and became Avir<\/em> [air]. Hence, the middle line does not shine there in illumination of Hochma<\/em>, and the right and left are not united in it. But the bottom gemstone receives from the middle line, which illuminates in Hochma<\/em> and Hassadim<\/em> together and does not lean to the right or to the left, and the Yod<\/em> comes out of the Avir<\/em> and becomes Ohr<\/em> again. This is the illumination of the name AB<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

This illumination of the upper gemstone became the name Mem<\/em>–Bet<\/em>, and we must not err that there is no illumination of Hochma<\/em> at all in the upper gemstone, for illumination of AB<\/em> shines even in the upper gemstone. However, it is not revealed there, since the name Mem<\/em>–Bet<\/em> governs there. On Sabbath, the two names, Mem<\/em>–Bet<\/em> and AB<\/em> illuminate because on Sabbath, ZON<\/em>, in which AB<\/em> illuminate, rise and clothe upper AVI<\/em>, which are GAR<\/em> of Bina<\/em>, in which the name Mem<\/em>–Bet<\/em> illuminates. On the rest of the good days, only AB<\/em> illuminates.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

546) \u201cRemember the Sabbath day to keep it holy.\u201d \u201cRemember\u201d is a male, ZA<\/em>, who receives all the organs, all the Mochin<\/em> of the upper world, which is Bina<\/em>. \u201cThe Sabbath day\u201d includes the Sabbath night, Malchut<\/em>, called \u201cnight.\u201d And this is Et<\/em> [the] is the Malchut<\/em> that is called Et. \u201cTo keep it holy\u201d means that it needs Kedusha<\/em> [holiness] from the holy people and one must be crowned in them properly.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

547) \u201cRemember\u201d is a place that has no forgetfulness. Forgetfulness does not exist in it because there is no forgetfulness in the place of the upper covenant, Yesod<\/em>, much less above in ZA<\/em>. Below, in Malchut<\/em>, there is forgetfulness. It is a place that must be mentioned and there are appointees there, who mention a person\u2019s merits and iniquities.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

548) There is no forgetfulness before the holy throne, which is Bina<\/em>. \u201cRemember,\u201d ZA<\/em>, is before the throne, since ZA<\/em> stands before the Bina<\/em> and receives from her. It is said about him, \u201cThere is no forgetfulness before Your throne.\u201d It is even more so above ZA<\/em>: there is no forgetfulness because everything is male and the holy name Yod<\/em>–Hey<\/em>–Vav<\/em> is engraved there.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

And below, in Malchut<\/em>, he must be sanctified. He is sanctified in \u201cRemember,\u201d in ZA<\/em>, from whom she receives all the sanctities and all the blessings. When the Sabbath night, Malchut<\/em>, is crowned over the holy people as it should be, in prayers and litanies and in an order of joy.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

549) We should not say that \u201cRemember,\u201d ZA<\/em>, does not need to be sanctified by Israel, since all the blessings and sanctities of the world come out of it. ZA<\/em> must be sanctified on the Sabbath day, and Malchut<\/em> must be sanctified on the Sabbath night, and afterwards Israel receive all the sanctities and sanctify in the Kedusha<\/em> of the Creator.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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