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

welcome to this week's Torah lesson this week's Torah portion is the question of the week is how can we receive the greatest kindness from Hashem so in this week's Torah portion we learn about the famous saying that y says I became small from the so when it comes to kindness It's brought down in there's two levels of there's something which is called an abundance of kind now this because it's an abundance it's not internalized and unfortunately you can go to the wrong places but then there's something which is called a small amount of kindness It's internalized it's protected so the question is if that's the case if it's internalized and protected so why is it called small and the answer is it's called small not because the kindness is small the kindness is amazing it's internalized and doesn't go to the wrong places and it's actually infinite in that level but the reason why it's called small is because it's done with B with acceptance and that's why it says beautifully when someone is when someone is is humbled when someone practice practices humility then we receive we get the greatest and all of the kindness all the kindness goes to the right places so the answer the question how can we receive the greatest kindness from hasem through through humility we will receive all and the greatest kindness from Hashem thanks so much for joining us for this week's Torah lesson this week's Torah lesson is dedicated to memory of May the souls be elevated by T studying in the memory for more information please see our website kabad sf.org have a great and blessed week shabua to