Korach: Veod Yoter Tov

And thank you for joining us. One of the most puzzling explanations of Kazal and there are words in this week's par. We see a similar word later in the andal connect them told came to him with a whole list of grievances and claims and you're taking everything for yourself. told him it's enough you have a lot you have a very lofty a very exalted position in a tremendous much later wants to go into he's petition petitioning the relentlessly to let him tells him enough I'll tell you don't talk to me anymore because he said he was punished and told now what did he what did that deserving of punishment. What was wrong with? So says that an ashama has no limit. Ana has no end. We know says is the letters of the word say because a person is limitless. A person can do anything. And you see with your eyes anybody who's involved in in any capacity or has their own children or as friends. You see that people coming to they're very weak in learning and they really aren't that capable. And as they learn more they become smarter. It's inexplicable. But people expand. That means it's not like you fill up a cup of water and and there's a finite amount of how much water could fill into the glass. The glass keeps expanding with water. That's an Eid is limitless. You can't tell the wasn't that that Misha quashed rebellion. The was that said the words enough. It's never enough. You don't say enough to yet. I once heard from that he heard over from the bayash said when his little boy zash the galash took him to the they were leaving Europe they were moving to and before they left Europe he took his little anle to the and he asked for that who became should be he says so the said you shall me said you shall me so the le saf she kept adding things kept saying a that means most of us told our son you should know we'd walk out feeling like we won the lottery not enough not enough the the shame everyone if you look in every month has its own order of the letters the four letters of hashem's name that comes from the of all this is not worth it to me who said and the last letter, you know, in a different order. That's where the comes out of Hmon's words. Hmon's selfish, arrogant, egotistical, conceited words of the whole thing's not worth it to me whenever I see that everyone's bowing down to me and Ma isn't bearing down to me. The answer is that there's something very haly concealed in that. There's a not enough, not enough, not enough. And it's a very intrinsically say I want more. It's an there was a time that he said to another we take and we keep growing bigger.