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Holiday of SukkotChasidic Torah thought from Lubavitcher Rebbe by: Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz
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Welcome to our weekly Torah lesson. This
week we're celebrating the holiday of
Sukkot and the question is what is the
holiday of Sukkot spiritually? So we all
know the Torah says clearly
we have to sit in the suka for seven
days. We also have the mitzvah to take
the little what is what does that mean
spiritually? And the explains brought
down
that suka spiritually is called mak.
It's a very very powerful level and on
sukas we have the power to take that
powerful level of mak which is also
represent the idea of peace and
internalize it. How do we internalize
it? By going into the suka shaking this
the lulv in the suka. We take that
powerful energy which normally you can't
internalize it and we have the power to
internalize it. Now how do we have the
power to do that and reb says because
when god took us out of Egypt God says
I already created the process. I created
the model. The model is in something
which is so powerful could be
internalized and like the verse says how
can we do that
God gave us a trick. The key is yu das.
When we apply our das, when we think
about God, we use our das, when we fuel
our das, we will be able to powerfully
bring in the most powerful levels of mak
which is represented by peace and
internalize it and live a life of peace.
Like whoever explains because the fact
is what is the key to living a life of
peace? Das when you have a strong das
you can tolerate anything and everything
even someone and something doesn't agree
with you. But sadly when dos is weak we
have a lot of conflict. So, sukus is all
about bringing the power of das,
bringing the power of peace,
internalizing it, and allowing us to
live an amazing, peaceful, happy life on
all levels. Thanks so much for joining
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I want to wish you all a happy sukkot
and we have a lot of happiness and peace
in our lives.