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Footnote 104:

In actuality, even at the level of "the lot"—where seemingly there is no difference between darkness and light, and between a sin and a mitzvah—in truth, the Divine Will is specifically on the side of holiness. On the contrary, at this level, the Divine Will in holiness is much deeper and unchangeable, since this will is not based merely on reason and intellectual definition (on the perfection added through the performance of a mitzvah or the deficiency and flaw created through the commission of a sin), but rather stems from an intrinsic choice that derives from the deepest, most abstract and inner place (which is not grasped through rational definition and intellectual evaluation).

Therefore, when the kelipah (force of impurity) seeks to elevate itself and draw nourishment from such a high level ("If you make your nest high like an eagle")—this level utterly rejects the existence of the kelipah all the more so ("from there I will bring you down").

See also https://www.notion.so/Purim-Chosen-from-Essence-need-1ea07b364e3380e3815cf0e91d9c4880