Parshas Tzav: Motivation is Needed When You Have To Do It! The insight of the Rebbe Rav Heschel

this tour class is brought to you by torahanytime.com is the language of energizing motivating what's the coven of Rashi why is it necessary to energize and to motivate where it says Allah what is the connection between a command and the need to motivate the rubber of heschel explains so beautifully based on the market tells us something that to us perhaps sounds counterintuitive the commercials greater someone who performs the midst of when they're commanded than someone who performs the Mitzvah on their own one word of thought just the opposite one word of thought someone who doesn't Mitzvah on their own is acting out of the goodness of their heart perhaps that's greater than someone who doesn't miss so when they're commanded but the gemara says no it's greater to do a midsole when you're commanded than someone who is not commanded toisis explains when you're mitsuba you're worried you're anxious to to do the Mitzvah you know you have to do it if someone is not commanded to do it they always have in the back of their mind okay so what if I don't do it I don't do it the explanation is that when someone is commanded to do it the Sahara is fighting them is challenging them does not want them to do it because they have to this is the meaning of Sav whatever ever there is a command so the atar is going to try to stop you to do it and therefore you need to be energized you need to be motivated zeros whenever there's a command whenever you have to do it that's when encouragement and motivation is necessary because you have to combat the attempts of the eight Sahara zeros this is the amazing shot of the rubber of heschel and Hanukkah satira wishing everyone you've just experienced another Torah class brought to you by torahanytime.com