אות - רה

Once some men came in to him. He took out a piece of paper in his hand. And it was written upon it in his holy handwriting. He held it in his hand and answered and said: How many Torah teachings are written upon this piece of paper! And he said that there are many, many worlds that are nourished and have their life-force from the smoke of his Torah. And he took the paper and burned it beside the candle. And he said that there are many, many Torah teachings that have not yet come even into the form of letters. And therefore it is a wondrous novelty when one merits to bring these Toroth down — to bring them into the form of letters at least. (That is to say — but the world is not yet worthy to have them enter into the world; only this itself is a great novelty when they come into the form of letters at any rate, as mentioned.)[392] 392. RAK: Likutay Moharan Tinyana 28, 32. See above, note 143.