The sefer / Part I / Torah 247
איתא בזהר הקדוש
No shiur on this Torah yet. R’ Moshe’s shiurim so far cover Torahs 1–34.
English translation by Moshe Mykoff © Breslov Research Institute, from Sefaria, licensed CC BY-NC 4.0.
It is brought in the holy Zohar (III, Raaya Mehemna, p.27b): The teiku (unresolved issue) spoken of in the Talmud is an aspect of a lack of tikkun (rectification)—i.e., the Nun of TIKkUN is missing, so that it becomes TeIKU.
And know! when this elongated nun is missing from the tikkun so that it becomes teiku, then it is made low and is bent over. This creates the aspect of KINOT (lamentations), which has the same letters as TIKkUN just that the nun is bent over. May God redeem us, and the kinot be transformed into tikkun to rectify the aforementioned teiku.