There are certain times when the aspect of Keser comes into play in full force. At these times, in order to access it, we need to behave in ways that are in consonance with it.

We discuss the aspect of unconditional love in the eyes, nose and face.

In Keser, no evil can enter, and all negative attributes are seen in a positive light. We can emulate this trait by having compassion on the angry, and by preventing ourselves from hearing a negative report.

Hashem views us through the lens of Keser, which treats every creation equally, from the greatest to least.

We now begin to enumerate the Sefiros, one by one, and explore the way Hashem interacts with us through them, so we can learn how to emulate His attributes.

We explore the twelfth and thirteenth attributes of Hashem's unconditional love, which are employed when a person has no personal merit, and Hashem has mercy on him, nonetheless.

We explore the tenth and eleventh of thirteen, which are two different ways Hashem responds to actions - one with strict fairness, and one with greater compassion.

In His infinite kindness, Hashem helps us clean off our sins through the difficulties we endure, and exacts judgment from those who act as the agents for that pain.

In His infinite kindness, Hashem helps us clean off our sins through the difficulties we endure.

Hashem focuses on the efforts we put into our relationship, and separates that from the sins we commit, so that they do not detract from the relationship. Each aspect is taken care of separately.