Adam Kadmon

number 5.

In the order of expansion of the Tansfirot of the circles, the line is called Adam Kadmon.

Number five.

That first circle is the closest to Insuf, and is called Keter of Adam Kadmon.

Afterwards, this line expanded further.

was extended a little, and became circular once more.

And the second circle was made within the first circle.

This is called the circle of Chochmah of Adam Kadmon.

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order of extension of the 10 sefirot of the circles the line is called Adam Kadmon number 5 that first circle is the closest to Insuf and is called Keter of Adam Kadmon Afterwards, this line expanded further, was extended a little, and became circular once more.

And the second circle was made within the first circle.

This is called the circle of Chochmah of Adam Kadmon.

Then it expanded further down, became circular once more, and formed a third circle within the second circle.

It is called the circle of Bina of Adam Kadmon.

It continued to expand and became circular in the same manner until the tenth circle, called the circle of Malchut of Adam Kadmon.

Thus, we explained how the ten sefirot were emanated as ten circles, one within the other.

number 5.

In the order of expansion of the Tansfirot of the circles, the line is called Adam Kadmon.

Number five.

That first circle is the closest to Insuf, and is called Keter of Adam Kadmon.

Afterwards, this line expanded further.

was extended a little, and became circular once more.

And the second circle was made within the first circle.

This is called the circle of Chochmah of Adam Kadmon.

So she works with phase three and so on.

That is the world of Adam Kadmon.

And then comes Atzilut.

In Atzilut we will learn all that.

and so on.

that is the world of Adam Kadmon and then comes Atzilut in Atzilut we will learn all that Rony wanted to ask please

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So she works with phase three and so on.

That is the world of Adam Kadmon.

And then comes Atzilut.

In Atzilut we will learn all that.

Number five, the words of the Ari, headline, the order of the expansion of the ten sefirot of circles.

The line is called Adam Kadmon.

Five.

That first circle is the closest to itself.

The most expansive, the broadest.

And it is called Keter of Adam Kadmon.

Afterwards, this line expanded further, was extended a little, and became circular once more.

And a second circle was made within the first circle.