Chapter Twenty Four: Transgression, Lower Than Evil
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Chapter Twenty Four: Transgression, Lower Than Evil
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This chapter profoundly contrasts the effects of good deeds, which foster unity with the Divine, with the impact of forbidden acts. It explains that any transgression, great or small, represents a complete separation from G-d's unity and oneness, directly opposing His will and wisdom. Astonishingly, the chapter argues that a person who violates G-d's will is more debased and inferior than unholy spiritual forces and even lowly physical creatures like unclean animals or insects. This is because these other entities, despite their nature, are fundamentally unable to defy the Divine will and inherently remain obedient to their source, even unconsciously. Human sin, however, is a direct act of rebellion, rooted in a "spirit of folly" that conceals the soul's inherent deep love for the Divine and causes a person to mistakenly differentiate between the severity of various sins. Ultimately, any sin plunges the higher soul into a profound "exile," causing it immense humiliation and temporarily severing its connection to its lofty source.