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Yesh Me'ayin - Something from Nothing
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== Two Explanations of Yesh Me'Ayin == In Chassidus there are two explanations why creation is called Yesh Me'Ayin: # The created being does not sense its source - therefore calls it "Ayin" (though the true reality is opposite: the Creator is the true "Yesh" while we the created beings are the "Ayin"). # There truly is no source for the created Yesh. Meaning, Hashem did not create the world by endlessly contracting Himself, but rather created a new existence that truly has no source in Elokus. These two explanations don't contradict but complement each other, each emphasizing a different aspect of creation.
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