The First Tzimtzum: Difference between revisions

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I'~~ll translate the document from Hebrew to English while keeping the Judaic/Torah/Chabad terms as they are. I~~'~~ll structure it with headings as requested.~~

The '''first Tzimtzum''', also called Tzimtzum in the way of removal, is the primary source for the formation of worlds, where Hashem, as it were, contracted the Infinite Light (Ohr Ein Sof) and left an empty space in which the worlds could come into being. It is explained that if the world had been created in the manner of cause and effect, there could not have been the formation of finite worlds, and therefore it was necessary to have a Tzimtzum in the Infinite Light, after which separate and limited worlds could come into existence.

~~== The First Tzimtzum ==~~

~~The~~ first Tzimtzum, also called Tzimtzum in the way of removal, is the primary source for the formation of worlds, where Hashem, as it were, contracted the Infinite Light (Ohr Ein Sof) and left an empty space in which the worlds could come into being. It is explained that if the world had been created in the manner of cause and effect, there could not have been the formation of finite worlds, and therefore it was necessary to have a Tzimtzum in the Infinite Light, after which separate and limited worlds could come into existence.

== Source of the Concept ==

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== External Links ==

* The Tzimtzum Controversy Among Great Thinkers, Mayanotecha.

[[he:צמצום הראשון]]

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-I'll translate the document from Hebrew to English while keeping the Judaic/Torah/Chabad terms as they are. I'll structure it with headings as requested.
+The '''first Tzimtzum''', also called Tzimtzum in the way of removal, is the primary source for the formation of worlds, where Hashem, as it were, contracted the Infinite Light (Ohr Ein Sof) and left an empty space in which the worlds could come into being. It is explained that if the world had been created in the manner of cause and effect, there could not have been the formation of finite worlds, and therefore it was necessary to have a Tzimtzum in the Infinite Light, after which separate and limited worlds could come into existence.
-== The First Tzimtzum ==
-The first Tzimtzum, also called Tzimtzum in the way of removal, is the primary source for the formation of worlds, where Hashem, as it were, contracted the Infinite Light (Ohr Ein Sof) and left an empty space in which the worlds could come into being. It is explained that if the world had been created in the manner of cause and effect, there could not have been the formation of finite worlds, and therefore it was necessary to have a Tzimtzum in the Infinite Light, after which separate and limited worlds could come into existence.
 == Source of the Concept ==
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 == External Links ==
+* The Tzimtzum Controversy Among Great Thinkers, Mayanotecha.
-* The Tzimtzum Controversy Among Great Thinkers, Mayanotecha.
+[[he:צמצום הראשון]]