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Dveikut: (lit. “clinging”); profound concentration; spiritual attachment to, or unification with, the Divine; a communion with the Divine that removes one from physical awareness
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Wanting nothing but Hashem alone.
Traditionally the mystical quest has focused on ascent from the world and supernal union (Devekut) with G-d. In Chabad, however, the focus is shifted to the attainment of self-effacement (Bittul).
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