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Day (n.) has a twin above, which a person crowns with kindness or wounds with cruelty, and it repays him in kind.
Divine unity (n.) is not yet complete, says the Zohar: sinners keep the King apart from His bride, and God becomes fully one only when they reunite.
Ein Sof (n.) is like a lamp: come close to its brilliance and nothing exists outside it, and the light it throws is called the Holy Name.
Exaltation (n.) does not lift God, who is already high; it gathers all His attributes into the Holy Name in the mind.
Sin (n.) strips the Shekhinah of her clothes, and each commandment kept dresses her again.
Sinner (n.) splits God's grace from His judgment, right from left, and in the end wounds mostly himself.
Song of Songs (n.) is what all the worlds sang when the first Temple was finished and its twin rose above.
The Soul (n.) returns to heaven after the Sabbath to be asked what new insight it gained below, and blushes if it has none.
The Stories of the torah (n.) are only her clothing, said the Zohar, and whoever mistakes the garment for the body forfeits the world to come.
The Rock (n.) weakens above when Israel is unworthy below, the Zohar says; God's power in the world rises and falls with His people.