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Prayer Insight 17
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we spoke in the last couple of times
that the idea that
earning something earned pleasure is
greater than received pleasure
and that really that's why hashem
created the world in this way that we
have free will
and we can choose and we can earn at the
same time it still begs the question
if there's an infinite being that
created us for our pleasure
okay we earned the pleasures that we
have in this world but couldn't he been
a little bit of a better job is it is
this
really the infinite pleasure that he
created us for
so i'd like to spend a little time just
dealing with this
so on the one hand our concept is
that this world is the world that we
choose and we earn but the real pleasure
is in the world to come now even though
when you help an old lady across the
road you feel good about it and it's
much more pleasurable because you did it
and you created it
but at the same time in this world for
free will to be balanced
the almighty takes away the our ability
to feel
tremendous infinite pleasure from doing
a mitzvah right
so that we have this free will mechanism
in order to earn if every time that we
did
and then a mitzvah we did we did god's
will we'll feel that infinite pleasure
we would never do anything wrong
and the pleasure of so to speak that
self-destructive part of ourselves the
yates of horror the evil inclination
would be just as if it's nothing we
would never choose it there would be no
free will so therefore hashem reduces
the amount of pleasure that you have in
this world when you do something good
to enable the net mechanism to function
effectively
but then when a person dies and the body
and the soul separate and the soul is
able to take pleasure without
the crass physicality hampering its
ability to feel the pleasure
then you'll feel that infinite pleasure
of
all the mitzvahs that you've done all
the good deeds everything you created
with your free will
wow that'll be infinite pleasure it's a
little bit
comparable to a a a light bulb that in
this world the light bulb
is dimmed it's covered with a surface
that is opaque
is that the right word that you can't
get the light can't get through right
yes and and therefore the light doesn't
shine so greatly
but in the world to come it'll be
translucent
it'll be just like a glass a clear glass
bowl
covering that light which allows the
light to
emit itself fully and therefore that's
why it's as more beautiful as one moment
of the chorus rule the spiritual bliss
of the world to come that all of this
world
if you put all the pleasures of every
single person from the beginning of time
to the end of time
into one moment it's pales
by comparison to the pleasure that we
will feel from the earned pleasure
that we get for one moment in the world
to come
we'll speak a little bit more about this
next time but we just want to give a
little bit
of the understanding that that pleasure
is going to be that infinite pleasure
that you're saying wow this
is the pleasure that that infinite being
created
the world for because it is so great and
thank you hashem we'll speak a little
bit more about this world next time
that's enough for one session