Daily Zohar # 4499 – Vayakhel – The evening of the sixth day

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Zohar Vayakhel
Continued from previous DZ
#159
When the sixth day reaches evening, a star from the north shines, accompanied by seventy other stars. That star strikes the other seventy stars, and they all merge into that one star, becoming one of the seventy. That star expands and becomes a blazing fire from all sides. Then, that fire spreads around a thousand mountains, standing over them like a single thread encircling them.

Lesson;
The six days represent Chesed, Gevurah, Tiferet, Netzach, Hod, and Yessod, and the sixth day is Yessod. In the evening, at the completion of Yessod, the foreskin, which represents the three Klipot as mentioned ahead, strengthens its dominion to separate the unification in Malchut, which represents the Shabbat.

#160
From this fire, it draws other colors from Netzach, Hod, Yessod, and Malchut, as mentioned above, which are more internal than its primary hue. One hue is green, representing the illumination of the middle line. Once this hue stands, the fire rises and leaps above this green, entering deeper than it, and casts the green hue outward. The green hue stands outside, and the fire of the star, comprising seventy stars, stands within. This means that it canceled the illumination of the middle line, repelled it, and ruled in its place. This is because wherever the harsh judgments cling, the lights immediately withdraw from there.

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