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Learning How to Argue | Heichaltzu - The Secret of Love #4
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[Music]
so we're beginning our fourth year in
this mimer of ejaltso
that we began last week
we're holding chapter six
it's page reshuff tess right reshaft
the main point we learned in last year
was
there's two types of escalcus
this chalkus means dividing
one is a skalkas
when you dissect when you granularly
divide
it creates period separation
and there's another type of hiscalcus
granular division that creates actually
much more unity
when you break something apart
when you dissect it
when you
identify the different parts
does it create separation it doesn't
create unity
you would think of course it creates
separation before that everything was a
mishmash a challenge it was a good one
and now suddenly
you broke it you broke it into parts
that's what his calculus means
he says the truth is it's the other way
around if he essentially talked about
two separate things
so it's tucker two separate things so
when you identify the parts you're going
to identify that it's two separate
things maybe even opposite
but if it's really one
so then identifying the parts
only allows each part to be able to
function
in a much more authentic way
and to understand its
its part and its space
so it creates much more unity less
confusion
more unity more cohesiveness less
competition
it's true in learning
as i spoke last time and it's good he's
going to say it soon and it's also true
in all aspects in all relationships and
all connections that was the main point
so now explains it a little more
but
why why is it that way
yes
everything
is filled with paradoxes
there's nothing in the world that's not
filled with paradoxes everything has
in one form or another
something of its opposite as well
that's what it is
in the faculties of the soul also it's
all interconnected so in each of the
kaisers you have integrated also the
opposite faculties
because essentially there's something
called the atmos the core of the soul
it's even deeper than the kaisers you
have the faculties of the soul the way
they're manifested
in the body you have what's called
kaichis atsume those are the innate
faculties the way the neshama has them
in its own purity and then you have the
core which is even beyond faculties
which is even beyond its innate
faculties
includes all of the carcass all of the
dimensions all of the aspects of the
soul and over there they're all his
scholars they're all integrated there's
no individual there's no individual
compartmentalization
is in its core
where it's not yet identified but it
still can be defined as a kayak and then
you have the atmos itself the core
itself which is even beyond it but it
contains everything because everything
comes from it
in the core in the atom of the nephesh
you have
all of the kaijus which potentially all
come from there but over there they're
completely one
just like in the source of everything we
live in a world of diversity
but if you trace back the diversity it
all comes from one core from one atomos
from one one essence
is
and therefore there's ultimately actos
in the world
even the way the kaith has come out
individually
each kayak each faculty has also the
opposite one because ultimately they all
come from one core and over there it's
all one cloud it's all integrated
just like you have in a family
when you look at children they grow up
it's brothers sisters they can be in
different worlds
geographically spiritually conceptually
you know you look at your brother your
sister sometimes even in not such a
smack away
if you go back to the source right when
they were all babies
they were all running around the same
kitchen so over there you see more you
trace it back the actors on a deeper
level
comes from the same mother
the same father
you know sometimes when the mother looks
at them all she sees is
she sees one unit
and the more it goes away from the
source the more diversified
it becomes
it says in madison fashion
when yaakov went out to east when he ran
away to asaf so he had the famous dream
so it says
he went to sleep
he took the stones and later it says
when he woke up he took the stone
so i'll say famously rashi says that the
stones got into a fight
who should get the head
and fire finally hashem turned it into
one stone so the message says a very
interesting thing that it was twelve
stones
and it was connected to swat and they
all got into a fight
who's gonna get the head it wasn't stop
rocks fighting it says there was 12
stones and yaakov was going to have 12
sons
all the way to binyamin the question is
who's going to get the head
so hashem said
it's not going to work this way you're
going to have to learn to become one
right
over a beautiful stickle on this before
yaakov goes out to go build a family
you're gonna have to go out with a
certain conception
so so so which word but it's 12. so
there's different ways you could look at
the reality if you go back all the way
to the atmos to the core to the source
everything is there but it's not there
in a compartmentalized
way it's there completely as one
everything comes from ah
and then
through
the evolution of reality from the
spiritual to the physical as we spoke
many times it's called the spousal you
ultimately have the unique chemistry of
everything so there's different layers
in which you can view reality but he
says because ultimately when you come to
the source everything is there so even
the way everything comes out
individually the way it's individuated
it has everything else inside the
question is if it's beginner or bahalip
there's nothing that doesn't have also
from the opposite from the opposite
dimension
because ultimately it all comes back
to one so that means even when we're
individuated
everything still has also from the kayak
if it's called from the opposite and
that's why paradox is essential to
reality it's not uh it's not a mistake
every in every inakuda there's different
dimensions different characters and
sometimes paradoxes
that's what he says
this is true in the faculties of the
soul so you could look at it as very
conflicting it's very conflicting like
you just want to be monolithic you just
want to be one-dimensional but
one-dimensional doesn't capture reality
because ultimately the opposite of those
are part of reality so it's part of your
reality too
we're not one-dimensional there's this
aspect and within it it could be an
opposite aspect the question is what's
more revealed what's more accentuated
what's more concealed but in every
indian he says it's true in the
faculties of the soul meaning in a human
being's personality
one kayak has within it also the
opposite
one personality trait also has within
the opposite way and it's also going to
come out once in a while
and it doesn't mean you're crazy it
doesn't mean sugar it doesn't mean
you're completely dichotomized it means
you're rooted in a source that has
everything
so therefore there's no such thing i'm
only this and only that
everyone is a mashpee and everyone is a
macabre all the kaisers exist in every
nekode the question is obviously what's
revealed and what's concealed because we
know we live in a world of atmos of
undifferentiation we live in a world of
differentiation
we need both yeah beautiful
yeah
you can only put on filling on your left
hand
you can't say i don't need a left hand
yatke it's weak it's nothing it's
worthless
it's a tragedy if somebody's missing
right the person needs both hands that's
from the carol jung
yeah
so okay you're a righty
i'm a lefty okay
spiritually also you have this balcha
so you're not gonna say we're gonna
amputate this side
the question is what's more accentuated
right like our right hand or left hand
but but
but the nakuda is there of everything
and he says interesting
it's not just in the nephesh you say in
the soul it's in everything in the world
in water which water and fire are
considered the two opposites you know
water and fire can't coexist but the ms
is
behellum concealed in the water you also
have
from the element of fire
and in fire
there's also from the element of water
because we're living in a world of
differentiation the maya mendes are
articulate we're not talking about the
way it is
in the
before it comes out so therefore it's
concealed
in a manifested way the water says sorry
don't bring in fire here i can't connect
it if you want me to be the fire is
going to evaporate the water or the
water is going to extinguish the fire of
genesis
the water can't connect the fire and the
fire can't connect to the water
vahinum
because the way it comes out in
existence in physical chemistry the
element of fire and water is very
concealed
even for itself it's not recognizable
because the way it comes out
it's mayhem it's water it's not fire
even though we're saying that water has
within it the compo the component of
fire
come i can even say the age just like
it's true the mayan has age the same is
true
what he's saying is
when one recognizes this that within me
there's also a paradoxical component
so there can always be actus why for cat
when you break it apart
and you reveal
the paradoxical element inside of you so
then that element doesn't contradict you
ultimately you realize it's also part of
you
and therefore by breaking it apart and
identifying it
you can unify all of the various parts
inside of you because you realize it's
all inside
so it's daftka
when it's concealed it remains concealed
you don't even identify it when you
identify it
and you understand that everything also
has a kayak in it so then on the
contrary that's what it says in sephi
that hashem took fire out of water
and water out of fire
because they really connected
so then they they could they can
actually they can actually connect and
you realize that you're not as
paradoxical as you thought you were
the water gets a little
uh weaker the fire gets a little weak i
mean you create space for the other one
as well
so by division by compartmentalization
by
by by breaking it apart by identifying
the parts
so what happens is they can actually
connect in a much more in a much more uh
meaningful way
so this type of ascalcos is a reason it
it causes more scalars causes more
integration it causes more unity
for example stars and planets all the
stars and all the planets prove that
there's a
circular relationship between fire and
water you can't have one
without the other
all the stars and the planets show it
thinking
you came in the right time i think in
physics it's called because space is
it's called pie
hydrogen when it's burnt
produces water ms
our physicist came in the right time
so you'll explain it scientifically but
hydrogen when it's burned produces water
i'm just applying uh
some english words to it i don't know if
ah
yeah you could see it i mean with the
right tools with the right instruments
the point is it's not just not just
abstract things
there's a deep connection between them
even though at the surface level it's
all your fire or your water the same is
true emotionally the same is true the
same is true in the nephesh it's true
psychologically as well
so if one thing would really be detached
from everything else
so you would say hiskalkos just create
separation but because you're filled
with internal dimensions of paradoxes so
when you identify each part on the
contrary they can learn to live together
because i need to create space for you
because part of me is you and part of
you is me
so cutting it off
is not making more peace
it's making less peace because you are
full of paradoxes identifying the parts
allows you actually to get along with
yourself
you know when you think you have only
one part
it's it's it's it's it's it's very
fundamental in understanding of aveda
when you think
it's called the monobrain idea when you
think you have one brain one part
right
so you constantly get frustrated with
yourself
because if this is who i am why am i
something else why eight in the morning
with my brain here at nine in the
morning there why this why that why that
you get very frustrated with yourself
when you realize sorry to break the news
you're not made of one part
even one part is not made of one part
there's a lot a lot of different parts
to the brain and we operate in different
places on different levels ultimately
it's all one
ultimate but the oneness is not based on
it looks one way
it doesn't look one way this ancient is
mayim it's also one
the way it comes out it assumes
different dimensions different
identities so then on the contrary
breaking it down
and identifying those different parts
creates much more appreciation it
creates much more tolerance creates more
for you you don't have to amputate and
get angry and frustrated and cut off
any any of your parts
but if i'm supposed to be one so then
i'm full of paradoxes and it can drive
you crazy and then you're very you have
to say you're a loser you're immoral
you're a horrible person what's wrong
with you
you're sick or you're promiscuous or
you're evil
right
but if you can understand that it's not
that's not that's a very superficial way
of looking at it
so the hyskalkus creates much more
actors in a person
you understand what i'm saying
you identify fakert
yes this part is playing a different
role it's playing a different role
it's like in a family right each child
brings out the parents in a different
way
right don't get upset that they're
telling you who you are
khani does it her way allah does it in
an original way and martial he's the
real original
but they're just telling you what's
going on they're not uh they're not
being they're not changing myself
they're just each child brings out a
different part of the parents
but by you it was subconscious you never
dealt with it and now your children are
picking up a mirror and saying hey tati
let me show you who you are
let me show you
each one brings out another nakuda of
course in the positive they bring out
how beautiful the parents are
at least for many of us
so you're going to say let's just all be
one let everybody in the family be one
it's a fake actors let everything look
the same it's not real
the skalkas brings out the truth
there's different parts and the parts
are connected
you understand
the age is real only one understands
that it is mayam inside and the mayhem
is real only one understands this asian
side because ultimately everything comes
from one space
by remembering all the parts you could
find a much deeper level of unity it's
it's it's it's not skin deep it's not
superficial you know you glaze over the
differences
think in a relationship and a marriage
is always a very good example right
then it's if says the native naftali
is a perish called hamakdavr and
so on the passage
of
it's not good for adam to be alone i'm
going to create a help against them so
ghazal struggle if she's a help she's
not against you if she's against you
she's not a help right asic can i
actually ask the question
so he says he says it's kip shuter
it's actually
says
but then
he says s
sometimes the greatest help you get from
somebody is connected when they disagree
with you
this is that's why it's a mitzvah's
assembling
when i say this to the women i say it
doesn't mean it's a midfielder that you
have to disagree with your husband
but it means that it's a fact of life
in other words when someone disagrees
somebody is connected
does it get me meshuggah does it get me
angry or does it help me
depends how you look at it right
now again i know that sometimes when
when the couples are just always
disagreeing then it's something else
then
there's a lack of trust or whatever you
say i have to say
so we have to work on it but the point
is that in life
the greatest help you don't get
from from what they call yes sayers
right if you're in a company with people
and you want to really grow if everyone
just says yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
yeah yeah yeah yeah they want they want
to flatter you maybe
they want to make you feel good but
growth comes from the connector
there's a beautiful uh
the ice of shawn matanzan was the love
of levu of lemberg
it was from the daily uh hapoiskim in
his generation
19th century see there's a famous savage
house of troops called shoila meshev but
he also has a less famous commentary on
gemma it's called divided show his name
the gemara says that
that
a very famous
that really bashamay was sharper than
basil
so why is that like basil
should be like
was sharper
were much more relaxed and much more
delicate and more sensitive and
merchamedica more
aloofn they were
more sensitive
whenever they quoted the opinions they
always quoted their opponents before
their own opinion
they always first said what bei-shama
said and they said we disagree
and people don't realize that the
mishnayis was edited by the nazi who was
a grandson a great great grandson of
hillary
see actually he followed the school of
hillah so when he edits the mishna when
there's a machis who should he quote
first
you should always say divre be silo
but you'll never see i don't think
there's one missionary would be
syllables before being shaman always
first but why which shaman i always come
first it's interesting this was their
say there
so the abilities of shaolin says i don't
understand it's all nice so you could
say if you want to make a go to
bishop
if you want to do business if you want
to sit with with with nice people go to
bisilla when it comes to
it's about sharpness
i don't understand it come on is saying
this hillary was nice they were humble
they used to they they used to let
besama speak first beautiful
why is that like them so the sherlock
mashem says no no this is about
intellectual intellectual clarity
he says whenever you have an opinion
if you first did not consider
all the opinions that oppose your
opinion then your opinion by definition
is superficial
it's like i have an opinion because this
is how i grew up so i was indoctrinated
this way only
when you can give preference and first
listen to every everyone and everybody
who disagrees with me
now now i'm challenged to crystallize my
opinion so why do i disagree so this
challenges you to go much deeper and you
always have to ask yourself is my
opinion developed because i never had
any other opinion
or it's actually a thought out
perspective so only because they were
mocked
by shamai
so their opinion came after working
through all of the angles and saying
still we disagree so that's all
it's much more refined it's like we
learned about the water under the water
that comes out from under the earth it
has to fight its way through the veins
of the earth and come out ah it's fresh
it's schmuck
it's called
it's grunting
it's consolidated it's foundational
so it's worked through
the my love yes
that's what that's what he explains
about but so what's the nicotine so it's
like
a kinect sometimes the greatest azer is
am i just stuck in my own little orbit
of basically and it never ends or
there's a connector
is another person there's another
perspective there's this broader horizon
another way of looking at it so i can
get very angry
but if i get very angry what does it
really mean it means not that i'm
unified i'm not unified because i'm not
making peace with all the parts of
myself
the connector he says is bringing out
what's inside of you
but for this you have to be able to have
a larger vision of yourself
says of that proceed that it can't be
any other way it has to be connected
water is h2o
right h2o two atoms of hydrogen
and they have the hydrogen bomb which is
fire
you have to go to a deeper space in
chemistry physics
and then he's it says it and say it says
he took fire out of water he took water
out of fire today in physics we see it
literally from water hydrogen fire
that's one example there's probably more
i'm not uh
you're saying there's many examples
the same is true when it comes to
wisdom it's also all about his khaljus
understanding something like he said
earlier means you know how to break
something apart
it's about taking an idea and really
breaking it apart really
categorizing it defining it and and
dissecting every part shabbat khila says
the moment you have an idea
in the beginning of its revelation in
the conscious what's called
the epiphany the blitz the light bulb
it's always on a cuda clawless it's a
very
general it's called seminal it's a
seminal point it's a general nuclear
without
details when you have a new idea that
comes in it never comes packaged in
details it's like
some some some awareness some blitz some
light bulb goes off it's always a cloud
and therefore in that stage
it's going to be opposing another idea
which seems opposite
because whenever something is only often
cloudy not boyfriend
so you would think there's more achtus
he says but it's really the other way
around
because at the surface its idea is
opposite than another idea
the power of is to take a muscle muscle
means an idea
and to break it apart first of all into
many details so you would think oh
you're creating mccoys
too many brought them too many details
no sheboygan becomes
and over there whenever you have an idea
and you flesh it out you're going to say
one second
but this is opposite you're always going
to have that and every full-fledged idea
there's going to be paradoxical details
commercial is
because when you go back to the core and
everything you're going to have opposite
dimensions as well
there's no real idea that doesn't have
in it opposite
dimensions opposite and different and
diverse and paradoxical themes
chinese and therefore when you break it
apart into the pratham into the details
you're going to see that every idea
comes in different tenuous different
newest means there's different movements
different motions different dimensions
yes
so when you break it apart suddenly
instead of being opposition to
oppositional to each other they're
actually each one has its role it's
unique component vaidez
and then the idea can be grasped
purely and clarity because you grasp it
from every angle from every side
including the paradoxes
and then you'll see that all the pieces
get along with each other it connects
with all the aspects of the idea they're
not certainly paradoxical in the sense
that they're conflicting with each other
on the contrary like in a jigsaw puzzle
they all create part of that puzzle even
though the pieces are so different
or the song you have so many different
notes and paradoxical notes but the real
musician
right it's all part of one nobody
you're going up you're going down you're
depressed you're happy
[Laughter]
far too many notes
they say that
that mozart once did a symphony
and uh the emperor of austria was there
his name was joseph emperor joseph too
so he didn't have a cushion music it was
a little tone death so you when ton deaf
people come to symphonies they usually
do what jews do during sermons schloft
you know the long symphonies mozart
symphonies so they say that when he
finished mozart went over so the emperor
says you were very good but too many
notes
too many notes
right the russians given good but
they say he told them your majesty which
one do you suppose i cut
which one do you suppose i cut
so you say a negan is one note what a
with one knot what does it sound
like oh
c c
and even a chauffeur
so the the paradoxes on the contrary
when you break when you when you bring
out the symphony it has all these these
pratim and sometimes they're
but it turns into one the same is
true in life
i sing to hashem in my life so one of
the explanations is not just i sing
during my life
right my very life is ashira with my
life i sing this the life is the song
ashira
with my life so there's ashira and
ashira has
a lot of different
diverse protem and sometimes they're
opposites
but they're not now conflicting with
each other in a negative sense on the
contrary they enrich it they enlarge it
and the same is true and a real idea and
say
so as long as you don't break it apart
you won't find the actos you're going to
see paradoxes when you break it apart
you see no no no it's exactly supposed
to be this way
the nebula had a contemporary elevator
so you see in his safer
right this was always his method
he'll bring a student between two
rambams
and how could the rambam contradict
himself so you see clearly a clear
contradiction here he says this and a
pedic later a few proclamations the
opposite allah
so what happened he forgot what he wrote
two chapters ago
mama shastira
and then what he'll say you're looking
at it superficially yesterday
we have to break an apartment why do you
want to break it apart we're going to
make more mac like us now break it apart
break it apart dissect it and he'll
dissect it literally dissect and dissect
and dissect
more and more and more and break it
apart and compartmentalize and
categorize
and then suddenly oh this
of course you have to have a
contradiction it's a whole different
aspect in allah
so the skalkos creates actors it doesn't
create
doesn't create pirouette
that's the nukud
this ability in my
to really take something apart and in
learning sometimes this is missing you
know sometimes people learn it's not
easy to learn mishnai it's not easy to
learn gemara it's a hard limit
right you have to be able to take it
apart the worst thing in learning is
milan milan just like it flows
another answer whoa
and you'll see the person it looks like
they have it you ask two questions
completely confused
because the way of learning is
completely different
a person yeah you start off with an
akuda but then that nakuda is usually
full of mistakes it's full of paradoxes
only when you get into the parathym at
the end
you can have a much a real actus
because you identified all the conflicts
you identified all the contradictions
and you found a part for each of them
what's what's true in learning is true
in relationships it's true in psychology
it's true in inner peace of mind
you don't have to be afraid of hiscalcus
when you're dealing with true reality on
the contrary
you don't have to be afraid of putting
of of
of uh
taking it taking it apart on the
contrary
you only have to be afraid of taking
things apart when they're not really
connected
if if it's fake if we're really
paradoxical
then
as long as it's glazed over with
superficial unity you're happy because
if you take it apart suddenly you're
going to realize
we're we we we're really disconnected
but if it's all really part of one he
says then you don't have to be afraid of
his fakert his
is the only path towards a deeper
actress he says this
in a we're in in cognition
this is because
it's all connected to the nakuda of
bitter what do we mean
it says in tightness
a person should always be as soft as a
reed and not as harsh and tough and
stern as a cedar tree the gemara tells
the whole story remember there below is
a bit of shimmer and taina
was coming back from the basement he was
very happy
and he was writing on his donkey and
somebody told him shalom
and he looked at him and he said i never
saw such an ugly person like you is your
whole city as ugly as you
reika you're an empty
he says why don't you go to the
craftsman who made me
and tell him how ugly is this vessel
that you created
how grotesque is this kali so yesterday
the whole story about the methyl that
they asked him and he was making him and
then
allah walked the blossom bit of shrimp
and saturday that was the son of
richmond walked into the basement
and he said this line
be as soft as a reed and not as harsh as
a cedar what does that mean
so again here you can misunderstand it
it's like the idea of bitter you would
say
be as soft as a reed so let everybody
step on you and don't be
don't be stubborn don't be cautious
so it sounds like if you misunderstand
the gemara that you should be like a
pushover
like akane you know
this one pushes me here this one pushes
in lebanon the cedar trees are very very
big they're very tall and they're very
thick and they're very dense they're not
pushovers
what's the idea he says explain
that
obviously
when somebody puts themselves in a
position that i am heavy i'm stern so
because of its thickness and it's yeshs
it's sense of egotism so to speak it
can't go in every direction it can't
this is where i'm stationed this is
where i'm staying
psychologically it represents a certain
stubbornness which comes from the
ultimate insecurity
a dover iraq something soft it can go
east it can go west it can go north it
can go south so who's more powerful
who's more powerful
the errors get stuck
in its own mahalak so as long as it's
good it's good like the gemara over the
explains right
that the errors if there's a storm if
there's a tsunami you uproot the areas
and it's done because i'm more powerful
than you but the corner it goes with the
storm you're going this way i'll go this
way so at one on one level it looks like
it's spineless right i just go in but
it's much deeper than that it means i
know how to weather storms
because i'm not stuck
in a particular place in other words i
can go with the flow i can experience
whatever needs to be experienced at the
moment
i could see things from different sides
i could look at things from different
perspectives
jacha lint is legal
and that's the idea somebody who could
see things i'm not stuck in miserable
might of daughter suffer
so you have a much larger scope you have
a bigger scope of things
much more comprehensive that's the idea
why is it because of the softness the
softness represents a strength that in a
way is deeper than the others
because something that is is
is is more real with itself
always is aware of paradoxes and because
i'm aware of my own paradoxes
i could deal
with paradoxes outside of me
if you're not at peace with your own
paradoxes
so you cut out part of you so you cut
out part of other people but if you're
at peace with your own paradoxes
you can embrace paradoxes around you
first taste
is stubbornness there's an expression in
svarim of moosa
called
an arrogant person is a sheiter why
maybe i'm not a shaitan by definition by
definition
the greatest contradiction
to true intellectual discovery is
arrogance
the key for real truth is humility
pliability flexibility if a scientist
comes into the lab
i once read an article by a harvard
professor so he said i
wasn't bad he was honest about it he
said i have to admit
that i went into the we me and my
colleagues went into the research
of cosmology with the agenda of proving
that there's no god
i have to admit
i went in with the agenda of proving
that there's no god no okay no so and
that's called science
the definition of sacral is bitter
what's bitter bitter is i don't need the
conclusion to be the way i want it to be
i'm looking for the truth
if you're looking for the truth you're
never stuck
and it's hard it's not easy because
bittel
like we spoke before and he's going to
explain bittel
comes from a very deep
openness to the fact
that you're rooted in infinity which is
full of paradoxes it contains everything
that's where bittel comes from
so therefore i'm not afraid of another
opinion i embrace it
why do you embrace it you embrace it
because it's going to make you larger
not smaller why is it going to make you
larger because you don't have to protect
yourself in a hiding place if i have to
protect myself in a hiding place and i
look out is it safe is it not safe
right anything you disagree with me what
do i hear i hear a threat
so either i run or i knock you down
i'm talking emotionally inside
but if you're rooted in ain't siphon
infinity is the maida
you don't need you don't have one stone
you can have all the stones
not in a hiding place
ah
apparently bisilla was really typhustus
so that's what seychelles real sacral is
bitter real sahil is what i'm just
trying to be a conduit for truth that's
what real seychelles
the definition of real michigan is
bitter complete humility i want to be a
conduit for the truth
so why are you afraid of different
perspectives on the contrary so you're a
reed
and therefore
a real real
a real real operation intellectual
upgrade what's on it
is
the surgery which creates symmetry
real symmetry only comes
from
differences from diversity you can't
have symmetry without diversity
you can have art without diversity
unless it's going to be one color
this
real unity is not
one aspect and that's it
it's when many many diverse
people and ideas and details
come together in cahoots and they work
together to help each other
to the point that you don't know where
is the beginning and where is the end
because everyone is an essential
component you don't say oh you're matter
you don't matter the moment you have to
say you don't matter it's not real
actors it's fake actors
fake actresses you amputate everything
that doesn't fit into my picture
why is that fake
it's fake because you're not even in
touch with yourself because you include
that other side
you're not so small you're bigger
everything has
so if you don't make peace with your own
paradox
so you're amputating everybody else's
messiah
one indian
compels the other one i need you
i can't be me without you
but that comes from a paradigm of bitter
of insoyphouse of of infinity
and then you have real actors because
there's no real opposites when actress
is only based and everyone thinks the
same it's fake because the moment i have
a different opinion
boom out
if everybody looks the same and thinks
the same and does the same and functions
the same and everything is the same wow
it's beautiful right we're the most
united existence in the world the
problem is the moment
my individuation comes out what's going
to happen
it's like the couple the first
disagreement
and there's rupture and there's no
relationship anymore as long as we agree
good
the moment you disagree with me you're
out
so the actress is very very superficial
what was the mistake of socialism of
communism right the native hacker says
the durham flag
nobody is allowed everything is one
the problem is everything is not one
what does it say on the dollar e uh
pribulos unum from many one
we live in a world of diversity we don't
have one bird you have ten thousand
species of birds you don't have one
mammal you have seven thousand species
of mammals you don't have one insect you
have millions of species of insects and
rodents
right millions of species of fish
ain't they saying shovels you don't have
one person
you don't have one person
even one person is not one person
take an x-ray of your brain
but it's all one how is it one it's one
because real after says
when all the
diversity becomes one
that's r that's unity that's real unity
it's not skin deep unity but this is
hard
yeah what does rashi say
you agree with me good that's not a
leader a leader is
i bring out the song in each person and
your song is different than my song
because the symphony is diverse
why does it have to be that way because
ultimately pre-creation there was
oneness creation is from one came many
and we create from anyone
this is much deeper
than the way
this hisakhrus the unity of the caucasus
of the nephesh when they are submerged
in the subconscious
viscosity
is
very interesting when something is in
the subconscious it's always unity but
he says the reason it's unity is because
it's not identified but the moment it's
going to be identified
suddenly there's going to be ah
so that's not real actors real afters is
not when you hold back on the diversity
everything is subconscious the koichi is
the way they're called in the atsum so
they don't come out with their
individuation it's nice he said that's
not real unity real unity is you come
out in your full glory
and you come out in your full glory and
i come out of my full glory and the
diversity now contributes to each other
like the limbs of the body like the
organs in the body like the cells in the
body like the neurons in the brain
like the notes in the song like the
different protein of the circle you
build a circle it's like a mansion every
every detail adds its own uniqueness and
yes the paradox has become part of the
symmetry
the nimtsa but this did you say there's
always two things you have to know that
you're really one and you have to be
able to operate from a place of bitter
the nymphs
this type of skalkos
breaking things apart
is not the opposite of unity it creates
real unity
that no two opinions are alike when it
comes to kedusha that's a reason for
unity commercials
becomes a milo that diverse and
paradoxical ideas
joined together vuing
is
opposed in opposition to
ai
is the beginning of
this
sequel is not infinity seika is like we
learned in the previous year it's all
about dimensions it's grasping it's
finite ideas need beginning middles and
ends so it's the opposite of ain't
surfing the opposite of bitter he says
no because this calculus of
is one that's looking to create a deeper
unity not a unity by divesting
everything from its from its protem but
by going into the protim and showing how
each one has its unique
part to play in the cosmic symphony its
unique note in the divine symphony and
therefore on the contrary we really
really help each other
it's true
it's that result says that when mashiach
comes along who's going to be like
right
but is a much higher standard
so when mashiach comes that standard
will become halal but now the standard
is basil
basil is a lower standard of inshallah
it says in zaya the beshamai is always
stringent most cases stringent basil is
lenient because bashar al-assad comes
from gevorah and bacillus saw him
because those came from
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is a much higher standard it's much more
demanding more exacting
right like the famous
leicesters
some people just learned it last week or
two weeks ago that
a few days ago kate said miraculous
right but shaman says
of midway
you're just saying nice things to
everybody you don't even mean it
that's an example right
but shaman wants whatever is on the
plymouth that's what it is
so it's it's a much higher standard
visham but here we're just talking about
the nakuda of the basil creating space
for bisham
so bashami understood they still
understood basharam
and then basil it's an interesting thing
there's a rambam in hilkha sanhedrin
it's based
if somebody was tried by besdin and the
whole sanhedrin right away comes to a
unanimous verdict that he's guilty
they let him go
so people
the marathi says that the muscular make
fun of this gemara it's like a joke
right of the whole supreme court is
for sure for sure you kill them
the majority you follows of everybody
so the the the i think the madrishma all
right
says sanhedrin
they opened up they opened up the court
and they said guilty says there was no
debate
there was no counter opinion
if they sat a whole day and they fought
with each other then it's fine i don't
mind that it was a unanimous vote pastor
where's the debate there's no other
opinion there's no other perspective
nothing he says that's not good it's not
good because it means that the guilt
verdict is very it's superficial
it's a very fascinating idea
so poisonous this was not
this is not uh
it's not thorough
most debates are not real debates
it's not like i'm ready to be swayed
it's not
it's i'm just waiting for you to finish
i can attack you
that's why most debates are ineffective
because it's just for entertainment it's
uh
it's you know kangaroo courts it's it's
entertainment it's like the gladiators
in rome it's for entertainment so in
america
we don't do it with dogs and slaves we
do it with with our words but it's the
gladiators
the more you can insult you can stack
you see most debates between people it's
not schones it's it's not anymore uh it
becomes the opposite of this
because people they their their lowest
angels come out you know what i mean
their lowest angels it's just completely
defensive the moment you become
defensive
you're in a different space you're not
this this whole thing doesn't apply i
just want to kill you just get out of my
life
so it's a whole different it's a
different mode it's not coming from a
bittle comes from a place of of
of deep confidence that's rooted in
infinity it's a different you could feel
you're in a different space
you're always with me
there's serenity because you're not you
have to protect yourself
this idea is that you don't have to
protect yourself
right
when we get we get angry at a person who
has a different opinion or a different
experience of life especially your
spouse or a friend right or a sibling
what does it really mean it means that
i'm i i there's something that's
triggering me
somehow if i tolerate what you're saying
with simcha
it's taking away from me why is it
taking away from me
why is it taking away from me it's
taking away from me because my identity
is very very finite
it's very timid it's very it's kashika
aries it looks like i'm a tough guy i'm
not a tough guy i'm really the read
i'm very easy to get rid of and that's
why i have to be so tough why do you
have to be so tough
you have to be so tough you see
sometimes in life the toughest people
why are they tough
huh
they had to they had to become so harsh
because they didn't feel that they were
threatened
they they were ah
they were so threatened my existence is
so weak
that if i don't become uh
if i don't become mr tough and i'm
always that and i don't even know how to
go out of it
i'm going to die so now you're coming
and you're you're pressured threatening
my survival it's like we spoke in sheer
number three so there's a lion in the
room
so i have to fight back you don't tell
the lion what's your opinion
you shoot or you run
if you have a gun you shoot if not you
jump out the window
or you freeze right
so what is it essentially coming from
it's coming from a space
that i am in a very narrow space i'm an
extremely narrow narrow space i'm very
very threatened
so i stick out my head from my hiding
place
and suddenly you're disagreeing with me
and i'm like oh my god my existence is
partially threatened
and that means
that i'm not rooted in my own self
i'm not rooted in my own infinity
my existence is extremely shallow that's
what yeshua says
when i'm rooted in ainsof so first of
all your confidence
is from a different magnitude because
you're a conduit for infinity
and not only that paradoxes
become a major part of your life
because you're uncomfortable with your
own paradoxes
because ain't safe includes all the
sides so therefore when somebody else
brings it out on the contrary you can
make space for it
and it actually contributes
and then you figure out a way of how to
come to a conclusion
because ultimately you have to have a
mechanism of bringing things back
okay we'll continue beijing hashem
tomorrow morning 7 45 everybody have
a beautiful and
unified day
raka's resiliency
is very tough i'm saying it can't be in
errors if the air is
if a building is like an error it's
going to break down exactly the bridge
has this way the bridge you say
a bridge has to swell it has to go
backwards otherwise it collapses playa
would have collapsed
well
exists in every person's life
every person from when you're born
throughout your journey you go through
all the members messiahs from ramses
all the way to arves
so we go through all the 42 journeys
so it's a journey
yeah and you sing it there's many men
hug him they sing it beautifully because
it's
ashira
so
neban in the igloos
i sing to hashem
while i'm alive
but
during my life he says no but it can
also be the base in los angeles
with my life
the life is the shira it's not while i'm
alive i sing songs no
but the shira has different stations
he wrote in a letter to a poet once i
saw
shirley
every part of my life
is another dimension of the syria every
moment is a note
and that note you want to play fully
now because you have exhilarating notes
you have challenging notes a real
symphony
so dalia said you did this yeah
this tension there's resolution there's
rocks they just show if every has
ratsey and sheif
says there's no doesn't have to
say and shy
is tension and truth is resolution
but it's one shira you don't have to get
upset
say ain't it brings out
different aspects of life
that you had abilities some people oh
yeah
incompatibility yeah
he's not saying that everyone could be
everybody's best friend and every person
i could reveal all my secrets to
you have you have blackman writes you
know
it's all trees in a forest right
so you have all the trees have to get
along with each other trees have to work
together but it doesn't mean we're from
one cherish
two branches could be from one root so
it's a special connection
you have somebody you have a special
connection with you from the same root
of course there's different levels of
relationships not everybody marries
everybody else boss playing the play
name
there's different there's intimate
relationships
right and that's fine
what if what
if we're not compatible
listen there's so many variables
sometimes you need boundaries with
certain people it's not uh it's not a
contradiction
if a person is butting heads with
somebody constantly so sometimes you
need boundaries
right
respect
but but you also want to ask yourself
why is he triggering me so much
why does this person trigger me someone
what does it do
and usually you'll see that there's
something inside of me that's unresolved
the vashem says that when you see a flaw
in somebody else
you're looking at a mirror what does he
mean he means is
somebody's really triggering me
i have to ask what's not resolved in me
sometimes i see a person's flaw
and i know what it is and i try to help
them if i could help them i'm going to
help them
but sometimes i'm angry and triggered
i'm so triggered
and then you have to look into yourself
it's not easy because i always want to
look at you and blame you
you know
but that's uh that's the idea
the
we haven't had him for a while
panam khadasha's balacan we had him
virtually but not
physically
the future is a more integrated reality
like i i see like the active rabbit says
that
that like the jaw the jew where is the
mother contract it is integrated but
basham is a much higher standard of life
is
because it gives more focus right right
din is more focused
always
kasir is more
but it will be more integrated
the world will be able to
be an expression of bashami's standards
beshamah is more demanding but sharma is
more exacting
what's on the inside has to be on the
outside what's on the outside has to be
on the inside
and basil says it's more nuanced
it's more nuanced we spoke to siam of
asham
a few months ago
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