The Power of a Bracha - Rabbi Yehuda Turetsky

thank you very much for the opportunity to share words of torah with you the torah tells us in partial day that moshe rabbenu was there moshe's so all the work that was done in building and constructing the base of the mishkan came along and moshe gave binet israel a bracha upon all of their work many of the farshim wonder about a very simple question never tells us the content of that we don't know exactly what moshe said we don't know exactly what moshe's intent was what were those words that he uttered upon the completion of the construction even though we did all the work there was still one stage left hashem to come down and most of it that we should be zoha that we should merit that hashem should come the madrid quotes other opinions the native as a third a lot of different opinions what exactly was said i think that there is a very simple observation that we could suggest based on the comment of the aura perhaps the torah doesn't tell us what most of you said because often when it comes to receiving and giving a bracha more important than just what is said is who is saying it and the mere fact that bracha is being given often in life a person can get caught up when we express gratitude as an example we can get caught up and be finding the exact right thing to say and it's important to try our best to find the perfect thing to say when we're giving that gratitude but often more important than the substance or the content is that we offered it is that it was given over when the torah tells us that moshe saw invested what they put into it what he emphasizes is not what exactly the torah says what gets emphasized is that moshe was able to look see good and utter and often in life that becomes one of the most important things that we can do to identify the work of others to see what they did and to give them a bracha the precise details sometimes we don't always get it right but to give a bracha to be a person associated with it is often of paramount importance is often the most significant we are in there now we're rejoicing about the opportunity to be able to celebrate purim in just a little bit of time and sometimes that same idea has to do with simcha the content of the simca how it looks isn't always as clear but just experiencing it being a person not only that has since thought but enhances the sims of others but a great opportunity of the enhanced sim card that we feel other we can share with others that it's a wonderful and important idea of moshe and the sims it's more about sharing it with others but identifying good and being able to convey it the precise details of what we say or how it manifests itself is often of secondary people often remember to smile remember the good wishes even if the content isn't always there and hopefully through this opportunity to which brought us upon others we can hand and uplift all those around us to experience things in the most beautiful of ways thank you so much you