The sins of a person serve to disconnect him from Hashem, cutting off his life source. When a person finds merits, he becomes a vehicle for Hashem's manifestation in the world.

The righteous individual, and the Jewish people collectively, are partners with Hashem, as they create the vessels for the light, and Hashem brings it down to perfect His world.

By commanding the Jewish people to keep His commandments, Hashem gave the potential for each Israelite to choose to become a partner with Him in the rectification of reality.

Just as in a human relationship, there are times when Hashem faces us with love, and times where He seems to turn His back.

We explore the unique relationship of the Jewish people with God.

We continue with the previous idea, and also look at man as the one creation who has the greatest potential for evil and good, depending on his choice.

There are two levels of influx, one of which gives reality to the creations, and one of which interacts and creates the circumstances surrounding those creations.

We speak of Hashem's attributes, but they in no way describe His essence. They are built to serve as a conduit of interaction between the Infinite and the finite in ascending levels.

We speak of Hashem's attributes, but they in no way describe His essence. They are built to serve as a conduit of interaction between the Infinite and the finite in ascending levels.

Justice has a broad root which plays out in a separate way in its details.