Parsha Chukat Chasidic Torah thought from Lubavitcher Rebbe by: Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz

Welcome to this week's Torah lesson. This week's Torah portion is paras. The question of the week is how can we bring out the greatest powers? So in this week's Torah portion, we have the song that the Jewish people sang. And we all know that the Talmud says that the reason why he could have been Messiah, he wasn't Messiah because he didn't sing the songs. It's important to sing songs and to study the songs and see what the song has to has to share. So in the part of the song it says the well that was dug out by what are the on a spiritual level says what are the are the officers which is referring to the intellect and what's the idea of the intellect because we know that we have an intellect and we have emotions and the fact is that that the mind has the power to overcome any struggle that we're having within our heart And not only we o overcome it, we can actually destroy any opposition. And when we when we when we we overcome it, then the flow of energy goes through our all our whole body. And like taught us that we have the power to be an we can bring out all the treasures. We have so many treasures. But in order to get to the treasures, we have to get we have to take away all the things that are blocking us. We do it by by the by our intellect clearing the negative paths of our heart and then we're able to bring out our greatest treasures. So the answer to the question, how can we bring out our greatest powers? When we practice shal to use our mind to rule over our heart, get rid of any negative emotions and focus on the positive, we will nullify anything that's blocking us and will bring out the most powerful part of our soul and lead our lead the greatest life. Thanks so much for joining us for our weekly Torah lesson. This week's Torah lesson is dedicated to memory of May the souls be elevated by Torah we're studying in the memory. For more information, please see our website kabatssw.org. Have a great and blessed day.