Question: Is there a feeling of Hisaron (lack) in the desire to bestow?

Answer: The desire to bestow also has its own Hisaron: the need to ensure a person does not fall into the Klipa (shell, impurity) of the right line. After all, it is said that there must be a correct connection between the two lines.

In each line there is a danger that a person will come under the influence of its qualities, the danger of imagining oneself to be in a state of complete perfection. Each line can, in its own way, give a person a feeling of perfection.

What is a Klipa? It is when you commit yourself to a single direction. The issue is not merely that you are in it, but that while there you are convinced you are in the correct state.

You seem to be in a state of perfection, and in doing so, you lose any possibility of emerging from that state.

The Klipa of the right line consists of thoughts telling you that everything is great for you, simply wonderful; that you are perfection itself, that you are doing good deeds, and that what you are today is quite enough for you.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 8/13/26, Rabash, “What Is Do Not Add and Do Not Take Away in the Work?”

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