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Parsha Vayakhel - Parah Chasidic Torah thought from Lubavitcher Rebbe by: Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz
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welcome to this week's Torah lesson this
week's Torah portion is and the question
of the week is how do we get ready for
the holiday of P so this week besides
reading parak we also read from the four
special Torah portions par which
prepares usep purifies us to get ready
for the holiday of P we find unique by
by by reference the par so it says first
of all has to be brought to Mo and the
question is why Mo second of all we
fired when they made the the paruma so
it had to be totally burnt up and then
they would put water on there what is
the whole spiritual significance the re
explains basically when it comes to
serving Hashem and it comes to purifying
ourselves and getting ready for the
holiday of PES there's three
components component number one is Sur
we have to go away from Evil component
number two is do good and then the third
idea is to bring in new light and
burning the par is basically getting rid
of the the the negativity and then doing
good doing the Mitzvah and
then you have to bring in you have to
bring in special new energy and the same
thing applies to the holiday of P we
know we have to run away from Egypt
that's then we have to do the and then
it's all about bringing in new new
energy where do we have the power to do
that we have the power to do that from
what it says to bring it to Mo because
through Mo the leader of Our Generation
that gives us the power to do the avoid
on three levels so the answer the
question how do we get ready for p one
is getting rid of the negativity we get
rid of the the physical and the
spirituals to bring in new energy and
more importantly to bring in a whole new
level of energy it didn't exist before
let's hope and pray as we get ready for
PES we'll all bring in great light and
God's willing our next class will be in
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