Question: In what system are the Kabbalistic books of Baal HaSulam described?

Answer: Kabbalistic books are always written in a digital system, but the feelings that you experience within you are analog. That is, Kabbalists put feelings inside the digital system.

But when people read, let’s say, the books of the ARI or Baal HaSulam’s The Study of the Ten Sefirot, it seems to them that everything is in the text, and they begin to study these books without entering into sensations. They try a step here, a step there, and check what happens.

The book, however, was written only in order to restore within you that state that is being discussed from its digital image, its digitization, in order for you to feel yourself inside it in an analog form.

In the corporeal world, this cannot be achieved because our fulfillment passes through a digital system. But spiritual fulfillment comes from the infinite light. Therefore it has all the best from both digital and analog qualities.
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From KabTV’s “I Got a Call. The Languages ​​of The Zohar, Talmud and Torah” 10/12/13

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