Creation has a desire. If creation can block itself from receiving the light, it is called making a restriction (Tzimtzum). If after that it partially opens itself so that the light can enter it, this is the nature of creation itself.

In other words, this is already proper reception, reception for the sake of bestowal.

In the world we study, there is a balance between receiving the light and rejecting it, that is, a Kli that does not accept the light, but then opens itself so that, through the light that it receives, it can resemble the Creator and become equal to Him, such a Kli is called corrected.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 9/20/2025, The Study of the Ten Sefirot

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