The connection between Adam Kadmon, Atik Yomin and Atzilut-Beriyah-Yetzirah-Asiyah.
Three governmental modes: cyclical-now, eternal-after, link. AK is the meta-frame; the cycle of the wheel runs in Atzilut-and-below.
Op. 97 specifies the temporal architecture of the cosmic government. There are three governmental modes — and AK is the meta-frame within which all three operate. Klach's reader needs to know how the cosmic government operates at different temporal scales.
The cycle of the wheel (sibuv ha-galgal) is what runs in Atzilut-and-below — the operational rhythm of weekday/Shabbat, festival cycles, the macro-cycle of six thousand years. This is one governmental mode: cyclical-now.
Beyond the cycle's end is eternity — the post-cycle operational state in which the rule of unity (Op. 30) replaces the rule of good-and-evil. This is the second governmental mode: eternal-after.
The link between cyclical-now and eternal-after is the third mode — the structural-functional bridge through which the cycle's accumulated work becomes the eternal state. The Great Day of Judgment (Op. 79) operates at this level.
AK is the meta-frame in which all three modes are held. AK is not in the cycle (it is above Atzilut); it is not eternal-after (it is operationally active throughout the cycle's middle phase too); it is the structural fact that makes both modes possible.
Op. 113 (the cycle requires both a constant root and an intermittent transfer-mechanism). Op. 137 (six thousand years culminating in complete repair for ever to eternity — the cyclical-now passing into the eternal-after).