Opposition brings concord. Out of discord comes the fairest harmony (Heraclitus).

My Response: In general, this is a simple and fairly correct statement. If we take into account that there are only two opposite points and they do not change, they are not in a dynamic state, and each is by itself, then this can be accepted.

However, if there are many such points and they are constantly changing, then this greatly complicates the processes. The system becomes very complex and even somewhat unpredictable.

True harmony is the mutual balance of all components of the general system. That is, it is already a system with the number of parameters that exist in it. Either we have to rely on the fact that we know this system and understand it, or on the fact that some upper force deals with it and brings it into balance. In this case we cannot say anything.

Question: You say that it is not necessary for a person to even know these forces, that it is enough to know the tool that arranges them within a person. What are these two forces, the maximum difference of potentials that need to be connected?

Answer: If we know the general quality of the system, then we do not need to understand its particulars. The particulars sort themselves out.
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From KabTV’s “Kabbalah Express” 11/18/22

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