Holiday of Yom Kippur Chasidic Torah thought from Lubavitcher Rebbe by: Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz

Welcome to this week's Torah lesson. This week we are celebrating the holiday of Yumkipper. And the question of the week is what is Yumkipper? So this week as we get ready to celebrate the holiday of Kiper, everyone from all over the world is going to synagogue to pray to fast to connect to God. And what is Yumiper? So if you look in the Torah in reference to Yumiper, the Torah says on this day God's going to atone for us. the ty he's going to purify us and then it says in front of God we're going to be purified so what does it mean in front of God we're going to be purified so the explains based on what it says in that what happens is when God created the world god's infinite in order to create a finite world he had to go through many many contractions of light used etc to create this world then he put us down in this world he put the nama into the body so what happens is as we live with the soul and the body once a year on kipper we have the power to go on a journey the soul and the body together and we can go to our source liftem even higher than v we have the power to take that high journey says one second we were there before we didn't come down to go ahead in this world and work and deal with all the challenges of life to go back to our source and derba explains and he says something very beautiful That's correct. Before the soul came down, yes, it was in a very high place and it came down to this world. The difference is that in yum kipper, not only is the soul go back on high, but the body has the power to go and join the journey and to experience lift hashem. So the answer what's yum kipper? To answer the question, what's yum kipper? Yum. Kipper is a day that the soul and the body together take a journey out of this world and we go to liftem even higher than the place of the place where the soul originally came from. Thanks so much for joining us for our weekly Torah lesson. This week's Torah lesson is dedicated to memory of Schlomma Yseph Masara. May the souls be elevated by Torah study in the memory. For more information, please see our website kabatssw.org. Have a great Yamto. We should all be signed and sealed for a good life. Our journey should be great and we should walk away inspired to continue bringing light to this beautiful and great world.