However, in between, before one can prevail and justify His guidance, the Shechina [Divinity] is in the dust. This means that the work by way of faith, called the Shechina, is in exile, canceled in the dust. And he said about that, “Neither they nor their reward.” This means that he cannot stand the period in between. And this is the meaning of his reply to him, “I am crying for this and for that” (Baal HaSulam, Shamati 129, The Shechina in the Dust).

Question: It is written that he cannot stand the period in between, and is crying for this and for that. What does it mean?

Answer: A person cannot feel a state that feels like distancing from the Creator. Since he does not agree with this, he corrects these states, and gradually they are filled with light.

Question: What are the bestowing Kelim of the ten?

Answer: This is a state when a ten gathers together and wants to do something for the sake of bestowing to the Creator. Then these Kelim (vessels), which they try to connect together in order to bestow to the Creator, are filled with the Shechina.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 11/27/23, Writings of Baal HaSulam “The Shechina in the Dust”

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