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• In the Circular Vessels, Keter (highest) is the outermost circle, Malchut (lowest) is the innermost circle
• In the Kav, Keter (highest) is the innermost layer and Malchut (lowest) is the outermost layer
• In the Circular Worlds external is better and internal worse
• In the Kav internal is better and external worse
• The four stages of desire: the fourth stage is Malchut, the actual desire for the Light of the Creator
• Knowing that we do not know
• The necessity of a process
• Innermost (pnimi) refers to bechinah dalet, the real desire, Malchut
• Outermost/external refers to diminished desire
• Keter, Chochmah, Binah support and are external to Bechina Dalet
• Light is only recieved in Bechina Dalet
• Internal Desire to Receive and coarseness, external, Desire to Share and spiritual purity in the Circular Vessels
• In the Circular Vessels, Keter is the most pure with the least Desire to ReceIve so it is most external; Bechina Alef (Chochmah) has more Desire to Receive so it is more internal, Malchut has the greatest desire so it is the innermost circle

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