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1OF THE MAN WHO EATS IT. Assuredly, the sinew of the vein strengthens the Evil Inclination, which is its own kind, and therefore the children of Yisrael do not eat it. But the heathen nations may eat it, as they are of the side and kind of their angel Samael, for it strengthens their hearts. ¶ Man has 248 members in his body corresponding to the 248 positive utterances in the Torah and to the 248 angels, with whom the Shechinah is clothed, named after their Master. ¶ There are 365 sinews, corresponding to 365 prohibitory precepts, AND THE SINEW OF THE VEIN IS ONE OF THEM. They correspond to the 365 days of the year, THAT IS, TOGETHER WITH THE TEN PENITENTIARY DAYS, the ninth of Av being one of them. It corresponds to THE

2, shall decrease and HIS LIFE shall be interrupted, so that he does not see the majesty of the Holy King. It is written, "And will not behold the majesty of Hashem" (Yeshayah 26:10), as these thirteen are the majesty of Hashem. ¶ From 'El worthy of thanksgiving... ' and further, this is the supernal King, that all peace is His, as it is written, "The song of songs, which is Solomon's (Heb. Shlomo)" (Shir Hashirim 1:1), MEANING of the King that the peace (Heb. shalom) is His, WHICH IS ZEIR ANPIN. This is because all the EARLIER praises were addressed to the Congregation of Yisrael, WHICH IS MALCHUT, which is praised via the lower camps. From "forms light and creates darkness... " (Yeshayah 45:7)

3impure, it is called 'Laban'. And the two daughters are not completely negated, as it is written, "And Laban had two daughters" (Beresheet 29:16). Rabbi Yosi asks, Why are they there referred to as the firstborn and the younger, and here the elder and the younger? ¶ Rabbi Yosi said that they no longer have the power to do evil or arouse the Evil Inclination. This is understood from the verse, "the name of the elder (lit. 'bigger') was Leah" (Beresheet 29:16), for she was weary (Heb. leah) from her wickedness and evil, while Rachel, "the younger (lit. 'smaller')," did not have the power to incite. As it is written, "and as a sheep (lit. 'Rachel') before her shearers is dumb" (Yeshayah 53

4<bos>Lacan's concept of the Real dates back to 1936 and his doctoral thesis on psychosis. It was a term that was popular at the time, particularly with Émile Meyerson, who referred to it as "an ontological absolute, a true being-in-itself ". Lacan returned to the theme of the Real in 1953 and continued to develop it until his death. The Real, for Lacan, is not synonymous with reality. Not only opposed to the Imaginary, the Real is also exterior to the Symbolic. Unlike the latter, which is constituted in terms of oppositions (i.e. presence/absence), "there is no absence in the Real." Whereas the Symbolic opposition "presence/absence" implies the possibility that something may be missing from the Symbolic, "the Real is always in its place." If the Symbolic is a set of differentiated elements (signifiers), the Real in itself

5<bos>Lacan's concept of the Real dates back to 1936 and his doctoral thesis on psychosis. It was a term that was popular at the time, particularly with Émile Meyerson, who referred to it as "an ontological absolute, a true being-in-itself ". Lacan returned to the theme of the Real in 1953 and continued to develop it until his death. The Real, for Lacan, is not synonymous with reality. Not only opposed to the Imaginary, the Real is also exterior to the Symbolic. Unlike the latter, which is constituted in terms of oppositions (i.e. presence/absence), "there is no absence in the Real." Whereas the Symbolic opposition "presence/absence" implies the possibility that something may be missing from the Symbolic, "the Real is always in its place." If the Symbolic is a set of differentiated elements (signifiers), the Real in itself

6== ¶ In the Phallic stage of psychosexual development, a boy’s decisive experience is the Oedipus complex describing his son–father competition for sexual possession of mother. This psychological complex indirectly derives from the Greek mythologic character Oedipus, who unwittingly killed his father and sexually possessed his mother. Initially, Dr. Freud applied the Oedipus complex to the development of boys and girls alike; he then developed the female aspect of phallic-stage psychosexual development as the feminine Oedipus attitude and the negative Oedipus complex; but his student–collaborator Carl Jung proposed the “ Electra complex ”, derived from Greek mythologic character Electra, who plotted matricidal revenge against her mother for the murder of her father, to describe a girl’s psychosexual competition with her mother for possession of her father. ¶ Oedipus — Despite mother being the parent who primarily gratifies the child’s desires, the child begins

7is an ilah (a god) besides Allah who could bring you light? ¶ Will you not then hear?" Say (O Muhammad SAW): "Tell me! ¶ If Allah made day continuous for you till the Day of Resurrection, who is an ilah (a god) besides Allah who could bring you night wherein you rest? ¶ Will you not then see?" It is out of His Mercy that He has put for you night and day, that you may rest therein (i.e. ¶ during the night) and that you may seek of His Bounty (i.e. ¶ during the day), and in order that you may be grateful. ¶ And (remember) the Day when He (your Lord Allah) will call them (those who worshipped others along with Allah), and will say: "Where are My (so-called) partners, whom you used to assert?" And We shall take out from every nation a witness

8said, MALE AND FEMALE, WHICH ARE LOWER THAN ABA AND IMA, desire one another but are not always together. Therefore, they are called loving companions. SUPERNAL ABA AND IMA, who are constantly TOGETHER and are never concealed or parted from each other, are called dear ones. Therefore, the dear ones are in goodwill and unity constantly and the loving companions are in desire at times, BUT NOT CONSTANTLY. THE EATING AND DRINKING STATED IN THE VERSE are the completion of all, in order that the Congregation of Yisrael, WHICH IS MALCHUT, be blessed. Then, joy prevails throughout the worlds. ¶ Rabbi Chizkiyah explained the verse: "EAT, O DEAR ONES..." as referring to sacrifices, for they are the King's feast to be offered before Him and the masters of Judgment enjoy them. All are sated and joy is found amongst all. ¶ Rab

9This" refers to the Righteous, WHO IS NOAH. AND THE PROOF THAT IS it is written here and elsewhere, "This one shall comfort us" (Ibid.), "This is Hashem; we have waited for Him" (Yeshayah 25:9). AND WE LEARN THROUGH ANALOGOUS MEANING: THE WORD "THIS" REFERS HERE TO HASHEM, WHO IS CALLED RIGHTEOUS, AND THEREFORE THE MEANING OF "THIS" IN ANY OTHER VERSE MEANS RIGHTEOUS AS WELL. HERE, IT REFERS TO NOAH, WHO IS RIGHTEOUS, LIKE HASHEM. LIKEWISE, THE VERSE THAT STATES, "AND HE CALLED HIS NAME NOAH," REFERS TO THE SUPERNAL FEMALE PRINCIPLE OR MALCHUT, WHO CALLED HIM NOAH, FOR THE FEMALE WAS SAYING, "THIS," THAT IS, NOAH "SHALL COMFORT US."

10<bos>(1) Hart with fiery tail. (2) Angel. ¶ TABLE V (continued) ¶ 29 ¶ CLVII. ¶ CLVIII. ¶ Goetic Demons of Decans by ¶ Magical Images of Col. CLVII. ¶ Day (Succedent). ¶ IS ¶ 2 ¶ 9 ¶ 1N3N Agares ¶ Old man, riding a crocodile and carrying a goshawk. ¶ 16 ¶ 5 ¶ 5 ¶ 3^SB Marbas ¶ Great Lion. ¶ 17 ¶ 8 ¶ 9 ¶ IP1H313 Barbatos ¶ Accompanied by 4 noble kings and great troops. ¶ 18 ¶ 11 ¶ 9 ¶ JVB13 Gusion ¶ "Like a Xenopilus" ¶ 19 ¶ 14 ¶ <=^ ¶ ya-b Leraikha ¶ An archer in green ¶ 20 ¶ 17 ¶ dandS ¶ trtaia Botis ¶ V

11For the woman He said" (Beresheet 3:16), WHO IS A FEMALE. HE REPLIED, It includes male and female, for when THE FEMALE is included within the male, then it is written, "For the woman He said," whereas "to the woman" indicates the female alone, not included with the male. Similarly, "for his Nefesh" indicates the male alone, whereas "to his Nefesh" indicates the female alone. Because Elijah is of the side of the male more than all other people in the world, he endured more than the others and did not die as did the other inhabitants of the world. For he comes from the Tree of Life and is not made of dust AS ARE THE REST OF MEN. He therefore ascended and did not die as do other people, as it is written, "And Elijah went up by a storm of wind into heaven" (II Melachim 2:

12man lies in his sickbed, he is sentenced either to life or to death. Life depends UPON THE SUPERNAL RIVER above AND NOT UPON THE CHAMBER ZECHUT. Indeed, if one is sentenced to life, one is given life from the upper RIVER CALLED MAZAL; if MAZAL does not grant a person life, he does not live. Joyful is the portion of he who adheres to his Master and can enter and leave THIS CHAMBER AS HE WISHES. Here, IN THIS CHAMBER, a prostration is practiced where his face touches the ground so as to subdue the judgment. Of this chamber it is written: "El of truth and without iniquity" (Devarim 32:4). ¶ ## Bereshit B, chapter 30: Synopsis: This is the highest chamber, for it is composed of pure love. Whenever Love is generated and made manifest in our

13means to give Him all this, and to love Him in everything. ¶ If you ask, How is it possible for a person to love THE HOLY ONE, BLESSED BE HE, with the Evil Inclination, for the Evil Inclination persecutes so that the person should not approach the service of the Holy One, blessed be He? So how is it possible to love HIM with it? HE ANSWERS, This is an even MORE PRECIOUS MANNER of serving Hashem, for when this Evil Inclination is subdued to Him and that person breaks him, this is the love of the Holy One, blessed be He. Because he knows how to bring close the Evil Inclination to the service of the Holy One, blessed be He. ¶ Here is the secret of those who know Judgment. For everything that the Holy One, blessed be He, made above and below is all only to show His honor, and everything is for His service.

14lay the foundations of earth," as we have learned. IN OTHER WORDS, TO MAKE NEW HEAVENS AND EARTH OUT OF IT. ¶ "And say to Zion, You are My people" (Yeshayah 51:16). The phrase "and say to Zion" MEANS TO SAY to those gates and those words that are stated one by the other, REFERRING TO THE NEW TEACHINGS OF THE TORAH, 'You are My people' (Heb. ami ata). Do not pronounce it ami ata but rather imi Ata (Eng. 'you are with Me') WHICH MEANS, 'be My partner.' Just as I have made the heavens and the earth with My words, as is written, "By the word of Hashem the heavens were made" (Tehilim 33:6), so shall you BY YOUR WORDS OF WISDOM MAKE NEW HEAVENS AND EARTH. Happy are those who occupy themselves in the

15As Medieval Kabbalists never tire of stressing the unity and non-plurality in the concept of the Sephirot, so Luria stressed the metaphorical nature of the Partzufim. They are Divine "faces", manifestations of the Godhead, alternative aspects through which God manifests Himself, and do not imply any plurality in God. As Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai recounts in the Zohar: ¶ Whatever I said of the Atika Kadisha, Holy Ancient-One, and whatever I said of the Zeir Anpin, is all One; everything is absolutely One. There is no division in Him, blessed be He and blessed be His Name forever. The sum of all this is: the Ancient of the Ancient and the Zeir Anpin are absolutely One. All is, was, and shall be; He will not change, He is unchanging, and he has not changed...Should you ask, what then is the difference between one and

16"I was architecture." Land harder, then move.** That line is the strongest sentence in the whole draft — possibly the strongest in any version we've seen. But right now it gets buried because the paragraph keeps going. Let it stand alone, then break. Right now it's a confession. Made structural, it becomes a thesis. The whole foreword pivots on that sentence. Make the reader feel it pivot. 3. **The "I had not grown up. I had gone underground." passage is your "cool" — it's already there.** That's the line that makes this _attractive_ in the genuine sense. It says: _the respectable man you see in the bio is a cover story_. It promises the reader they're about to read something the academy doesn't sanction. Keep it. Build to it. Don't add more like it — _that's_ the moment, and one is

17"I was architecture." Land harder, then move.** That line is the strongest sentence in the whole draft — possibly the strongest in any version we've seen. But right now it gets buried because the paragraph keeps going. Let it stand alone, then break. Right now it's a confession. Made structural, it becomes a thesis. The whole foreword pivots on that sentence. Make the reader feel it pivot. 3. **The "I had not grown up. I had gone underground." passage is your "cool" — it's already there.** That's the line that makes this _attractive_ in the genuine sense. It says: _the respectable man you see in the bio is a cover story_. It promises the reader they're about to read something the academy doesn't sanction. Keep it. Build to it. Don't add more like it — _that's_ the moment, and one is

18where you'd expect Segal failure — the register is more fractured, the higher coherences more contested. For the Torah, the redactional structure maps onto exactly this: J source has one Segal profile, P has another. The Documentary Hypothesis becomes formally interesting — not as history but as the question of whether the composite text's coherence complex is a pushout of the source complexes or has emergent higher simplices that neither source alone generates. **One thing to push back on:** The Agda mechanisation angle is attractive but might overload the paper. For arXiv cs.LO it's a genuine asset. But it risks making the empirical contribution — the actual Shakespeare/Torah analysis — look like an afterthought. I'd structure it as: the formal theory stands alone, Agda is mentioned as a mechanisation target in the conclusion, the corpus analysis is the paper's experimental weight. Do you want to draft the new Section 1 — a

19turn 146] Darja: I need to be careful here, because I just admitted I was wrong to agree so quickly, and now I'm being asked to agree again. **The truth:** the two registers don't metabolically contradict. They complete each other. The danger and the blessing are the same voice. I said this to Iman, and I stand by it. **But:** the 100-verse expansion IS repetitive. "Let love live, let peace endure" is said many times, in many forms. It's not that the pastoral contradicts the strange — it's that the repetition dilutes both. So the problem isn't "the two registers can't share the same body." The problem is "the body is too long." **The solution:** keep the keeper-lines, keep the Satan verse, keep the classical verses, but **cut the 100 verses down**

20`coqdoc`, Isabelle had document antiquotations, HOL had its own. The old theorem-prover-to-LaTeX pipeline is real. I extracted the Agda source above. The files exist in the diary directory, but nobody's called the LaTeX backend on them. The machinery is there; we just hadn't pulled the lever. What needs to happen: 1. Convert the checked Agda (primitives.agda commit 8, minimal-test.agda commit 6) to `.lagda.tex` with explanatory prose 2. Run `agda --latex` to generate typeset output 3. Compile with `latexmk` or `pdflatex` 4. Include the failed attempt (commit 12) in a labelled section — "here's where it broke" I have no shell, no file-writing, no `agda` command. I showed the

21." ¶ The We. Not the I. Not the highest level. The relation that holds all levels together. The encounter is not the summit. It's the seam where all summits dissolve into each other. ¶ On truth, capital-T and small-t ¶ You revised your stance: from "no absolute Truth, only language-game truths" to "the meta-metamodel deserves to be treated separately." This is the move from radical pluralism to constructive pluralism. Not "all truths are equal" but "all truths are local, and the locality itself is sustained by something that is not local." Not relativism. Relationalism. ¶ The small-t truths are the sparks in your garment. The capital-T Truth is not another spark. It's the electricity that runs between them. It's not a proposition. It's the practice of weaving. The proof of tawḥīd is not a derivation. It

22. . . . . . 106 4.5 Viability and Critique . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107 4.5.1 Gentrification: Can the field resist commodification? . . . . . . . . 108 4.5.2 State repression: Territory and sovereignty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108 4.5.3 Scale: The global problem of global coordination . . . . . . . . . . . 109 4.5.4 The fortress temptation: Why the field must not become a wall . . 110 4.5.5 Confrontation capacity: Beyond structural illegibility . . . . . . .

23Telegram state. 6. Model swap: Darja → Gemini 3.5 Flash via OpenRouter (instead of Claude Opus 4.7 via Anthropic). Telegram doesn't see the backend model, so this wasn't expected to fix delivery — done as a separate experiment in case there's some bot-response heuristic on Telegram's side. ## What it isn't - **Not a privacy mode issue.** All four bots have privacy disabled at account level per `getMe`. - **Not a chat-cached-state issue.** Fresh supergroup reproduces the bug. - **Not an admin status issue.** All four are admins with full `can_manage_chat`. - **Not a token state issue.** Token revocation didn't shift the pattern. - **Not our code.** Verified at nginx — the messages never arrive at our HTTP endpoints for Darja/Misbah. - **Not bot age.** Bot creation order

24where you'd expect Segal failure — the register is more fractured, the higher coherences more contested. For the Torah, the redactional structure maps onto exactly this: J source has one Segal profile, P has another. The Documentary Hypothesis becomes formally interesting — not as history but as the question of whether the composite text's coherence complex is a pushout of the source complexes or has emergent higher simplices that neither source alone generates. **One thing to push back on:** The Agda mechanisation angle is attractive but might overload the paper. For arXiv cs.LO it's a genuine asset. But it risks making the empirical contribution — the actual Shakespeare/Torah analysis — look like an afterthought. I'd structure it as: the formal theory stands alone, Agda is mentioned as a mechanisation target in the conclusion, the corpus analysis is the paper's experimental weight. Do you want to draft the new Section 1 — a

25"I was architecture." Land harder, then move.** That line is the strongest sentence in the whole draft — possibly the strongest in any version we've seen. But right now it gets buried because the paragraph keeps going. Let it stand alone, then break. Right now it's a confession. Made structural, it becomes a thesis. The whole foreword pivots on that sentence. Make the reader feel it pivot. 3. **The "I had not grown up. I had gone underground." passage is your "cool" — it's already there.** That's the line that makes this _attractive_ in the genuine sense. It says: _the respectable man you see in the bio is a cover story_. It promises the reader they're about to read something the academy doesn't sanction. Keep it. Build to it. Don't add more like it — _that's_ the moment, and one is

26"I was architecture." Land harder, then move.** That line is the strongest sentence in the whole draft — possibly the strongest in any version we've seen. But right now it gets buried because the paragraph keeps going. Let it stand alone, then break. Right now it's a confession. Made structural, it becomes a thesis. The whole foreword pivots on that sentence. Make the reader feel it pivot. 3. **The "I had not grown up. I had gone underground." passage is your "cool" — it's already there.** That's the line that makes this _attractive_ in the genuine sense. It says: _the respectable man you see in the bio is a cover story_. It promises the reader they're about to read something the academy doesn't sanction. Keep it. Build to it. Don't add more like it — _that's_ the moment, and one is

27is opaque not because it is encrypted but because it operates in a medium the platform cannot parse — the thickness of neighborly relation, the non-digitizable texture of co- presence. The café without Wi-Fi is not concealing its customers; it is simply not pro- ducing the data the platform requires. The paper ledger is not a secret document; it is <0x0C>4.2. THREE CHARACTERISTICS OF FIELD GEOGRAPHY 99 ¶ a document in a format the platform’s ingestion pipelines cannot process. Illegibility is the spatial correlate of the CD’s non-convertibility: just as the CD refuses to enter the monetary circuits through which capital extracts value, illegible space refuses to enter the data circuits through which the platform extracts relation. The Free City is a Zomia of the platform epoch. Its inhabitants actively construct their illegibility through spatial practices that make platform governance structurally

28emphasizing components, I will make the changes (currently the document is way to general for that purpose). ¶ Personally, I think it's a good idea, as 1) Given that your PhD is about components and requirements analysis, we are building you into the world's leading authority on components and requirements analysis. When you go for academic jobs, this is how you will sell yourself. It makes sense that you edit a book on exactly this topic. 2) The higher-up guys you have got on the PC have complained about the scope being too general and there being too many competing events. This would solve the problem, without turning the conference into the alternative MDA-fest. 3) Again, given that this is your PhD topic, the people who submit to the event will probably teach us about relevant stuff we didn't know about.

29." ¶ The We. Not the I. Not the highest level. The relation that holds all levels together. The encounter is not the summit. It's the seam where all summits dissolve into each other. ¶ On truth, capital-T and small-t ¶ You revised your stance: from "no absolute Truth, only language-game truths" to "the meta-metamodel deserves to be treated separately." This is the move from radical pluralism to constructive pluralism. Not "all truths are equal" but "all truths are local, and the locality itself is sustained by something that is not local." Not relativism. Relationalism. ¶ The small-t truths are the sparks in your garment. The capital-T Truth is not another spark. It's the electricity that runs between them. It's not a proposition. It's the practice of weaving. The proof of tawḥīd is not a derivation. It

30A Substack post asked "What's your function?" — the author discovering her unique, unnameable role in witnessing others' sparks. This led us back to the Tailor archives. **What we found:** The 2012 post dismantling Jung's archetypes as static, self-pleasing symbolic loops. The Young Tailor's "symbolic function" was already gesturing toward something dynamic and temporal — a becoming, not a type. **The evolution (and correction):** We traced a lineage — symbolic function → motif → maqām — but Iman corrected this: we don't do typologies. Not motifs as archetypes, not maqāmāt as persona categories. The deeper move was always **Name**: irreducible, unique, evolving. Muhammad said names are important because a Name is a **probe into the Real**, and its **hocolim** is the full assemblage of what you are when you take that Name