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Meir ben Ezekiel ibn Gabbai Avodat haKodesh — Part 1: Chelek haYichud

Behold, the wellspring of the holy luminary, may his memory be a blessing, revealed to Moses, may his memory be a blessing, the secret of the great name, which is the transcendence of the divine, and how the stream extends from the beginning of thought until its end. He said that everything was sealed and concealed in supreme wisdom, which is the totality of all and is itself concealed and hidden. Concerning this, He said to him, 'Ehyeh,' which is the totality of all the transcendental entities and all the paths, and everything is concealed and hidden.
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Meir ben Ezekiel ibn Gabbai Avodat haKodesh — Part 1: Chelek haYichud

This is because one who was accustomed and habituated to dwell in the place of the illuminating light will desire and aspire to draw from the darkness that is in it to return to the mixed, fading light, the place where his tent was initially pitched.
And behold, the soul comes to the body from the place of love and uniqueness. Therefore, it yearns and strives towards love and uniqueness to maintain its existence in accordance with its faith, as when it was in faith with it. While it loves its beloved, it is still connected to the body.
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Meir ben Ezekiel ibn Gabbai Avodat haKodesh — Part 1: Chelek haYichud

And here I stand in the color of this offering, to unite it in complete unity, so that each and every one sees from that offering that the power of unity exists in evil, and may it be in the song of all as one song, that in each chamber there is a spirit, and the spirits will be connected in its places, and its branches will be connected to it to form a complete unity, as is appropriate. And here, when everything is united as one, the upper and lower will bless each other, and all the upper and lower entities will be blessed.
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