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Sort of.
Its to do with God being greater than understanding, so we can only percieve aspects of the whole, not the whole as is. So God's relation with itself can be witnessed but only parts of it. There is risk that the emination witnessed is perceived as God, which it is.
Really unique school of thought that doesn't exist in other faiths, not this directly.
It seems like people studying God could confuse his effect with the cause. You can only study it as an individual aspect of the larger part, but God can not separate itself from God, so it is not God.
Studying the sum of its parts could give some people the idea that they know the whole.
Tzimtzum, as I get it, is the study of a specific by 'zooming in' on it, while remembering that the totality of any understanding is only proportionate to what is known, and that probably means you dont know shit.