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Beha'aloscha - The Tranquil Path of Torah
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In this week's paraso
says
and rashi explains in two rashies that
there were candles on the right the
candles on the left and they were po
that to face the middle candle
the middle candle
represents the tora. It seems from here
that the idea of Torah, the fundamental
of Torah is that the right and the left,
the yin and the smo should be facing the
middle because that's what the avoid was
of the manoa. What's the significance of
the right and the left facing the
middle? That's the manoya and the
representing tora. Why is this a big
deal in in the concept of tora?
We're now after we're still warming up
from
which is the par of which represents is
surely continuing the message of
you all know the famous garra and shabas
the shabas says
that we're blessing Hashem for giving us
a Torah that's divided into three
the Torah is divided into three given to
a nation that's divided into threeimm
Israelim moenu was the third Miriam and
Mosa the goes through a lengthy detail
that everything about was the number
three the number three represents the
concept that there's one on the right
and there's one on the left and the
third one is in the ma the third one is
the
and the tora the the the garra is
praising hashem for giving us the tora
that's 3 three3 throughout everything
about is the number three. What's the
the depth of this is the following.
Hashem created the world with the began.
The world began with the letter base.
Base is two. Two means there's always
opposing forces. Two means there's a
clash. Two means there's mus two means
there's a clash. The number two
represents clash. It's two opposites.
It's two hands. One hand is pulling this
way, one is pulling that way. One hand
is one hand is gura. There's love and
there's fear. There's hot, there's cold.
Hashem created the world where it's all
based. It's all clash. And the whole
world is in a civil war. When the Torah
was given, the number three came into
the world. Hashem was the three. The
Tory represents the
made in the world. The is
because the is the third. The third is
the and when everything is facing the
that's the concept that's the concept of
shalom in the world of clipper those are
the two hands the two hands that keep on
clashing your
represents as we know the mid of ferris
he's the middle yakino is the middle and
therefore he doesn't belong with the
hands of asov and therefore when he felt
yakov he says you're dying you these are
not your hands hands. The hands of Jacu
do not represent clash. The hands of
Jacu represent.
Look the mdash they is called
and how does the how does the in the end
when the hands are raised when they're
not the regular hands when they're not
when the hands are raised then they
become spiritual hands they get closer
to Hashem closer to Shayim. The word is
it's all one. And therefore after we say
it's raising hands
is your
holy sham says that when
who's from a malik was prosecuting
against the Jews he says to
they don't keep to the laws of the Dal
says
is to is
which is the the middle which means
Malik they only have Malik only has the
outer two but represents the middle the
mdash is the middle of the world the
mikdash is called the middle of the
world and that's why
but it was all because in the hands were
raised but the hands were raised to a
point
When a mo came to wage war with the
the clash without the without the middle
C came to wage war how does
how do we fight
mosha's hands bring shim mosha's hands
connect to the middle there's the right
side and the left side the right hand
and the right left hand but it connects
to the middle like this the like the
branches of the manoa connect to the
middle but I'm had its impact on and the
says that's why they caused a certain
pagam preparing for and it's ironic the
saysim
is rough for you
there was something wrong with the hands
they journeys from that cuz they're
about to receive the Tory and the toyra
is the and the is the middle and the
combines the two hands they become hands
that are in one with another
when things Shalim then there's
anything that has to do with the brings
to there's three judges in a Jewish
court they have to sit down there's a
for the judges to be seated because when
there's three
the third one is he makes shalom and
then there's and then there's when the
Jews came to
they left the they were now they're now
ready to receive the
And if it says
they writes we sing it Friday night in
the shabas is the middle of the week the
the pisma that we recite Friday night is
the three days on the right the three
days on the left and the middle is
shabas the middle is shabas the middle
is tora tora you sit down tora brings a
persona
shabas is brings The mdash was of the
says mikdosh brings it's the middle it's
the combination when there's a
combination when there's
then pur is celebrated but
o
whenra came to the world they brought to
the whole world the garra says there in
shas on the ayak
the world was trembling and then it
quietened down then it became tranquil
and the garra dash that on matra before
matra the world was trembling you know
why cuz there was only two there was no
three and when there's two the civil war
there's a clash it's there's a clash but
tora was number three oh now there's
that's why at the end of that we say
every morning which is the
we end with the
we are all about the Torah is all about
the it's all about the
and that's the of the manora that we're
dealing with in this week's para of
course the manoya represents the
toradosha but the mana representing the
tora has to show that there's the right
and there's a left but without the tora
without the tora there's no middle and
there's no middle then they then they
clash but then with the tora the the
your Shiva the candles are together and
that's how person still live a life of
Torah. When a person lives a life of
Torah then he sees everything with a
kashlishi. He doesn't get so agitated.
People who don't have Torah get agitated
and angry and everything in the world
they see is a clash is an argument.
They're so stiff. They don't know how to
get on with people. Toy teaches us mish
find the middle path. Find the covenant
so there's no steer there's no
contradiction between the and the
sometimes there's sometimes there's you
can even blend the two together that is
the beauty that is the beauty of brings
a person such tranquility brings a
person such
is the mid of therefore
he's in the middle in the middle he
seeks shal he seeks tranquility
das
das is at the top of the of of the mo in
in the middle is
das is in the middle. It needs it needs
to ferris needs
and tora generally brings a person to
the more a person learns to the more a
person sees how much he has in life. How
he looks at the world and he sees that
it's just not a contradiction. It's just
not a clash of different elements in the
world. It's all coming together. He sees
the coven and that's we should be to be
reunited with that.
Good of Shabas.