Psychology on the parsha

This Torah class is brought to you by tora anytime.com. We're going to say in the para psychology and the para this week's I'm sitting over here in the most beautiful place in on the outskirts of and it came to thought I was thinking which think which can we learn something amazing on on psychological the way the wants us to see ourselves. Basically the Torah talks about how worth are you your value. You should know your value. It's all about know the value of the behav you want to n the whole thing. But there's a very interesting puss. The pusk says the coin is actually going to be the one that's going to determine the worthy of this between good and bad. And this is very interesting that the finishes off the P according to your value the coin puts it that's how it's going to be. So in other words very interesting a coin also refers to someone that is ordained or destined by to be a leader in someone that's able to see the good. As we just learned a few parses back, we see when it says the the the nega and the times of someone got a nega and and a blemish, you know the it says in the to very interesting it says the coin is the one that's locking in the nega. So the question is why isn't the to say his the person that has a nega so imagine between the saying oh has a bigger he still for another week has he has two more days to go it got white and it became white it didn't want the kahan which was such holy people to be looking down at a person and saying talking about this we know came from a from that mo is This is avivated. So that's a the to is very careful and it says they will all talk about so this nega is locked out that nega needs a few more days. This nega turned white they didn't talk about the person that talked about the nega never ever look down on the person because it's not the person that's doing something wrong. It's the nega we're talking about the a same things over here also the co is the one that is this coen that sees only the nega. He doesn't see the person that has the nega. This is the one that's going to decide your value, how important you are and how valuable you are because he's the only one to he's the one that could see between the bad, between your good. He only sees how special and how precious a Yid is. And I think this is the psychology of this week's par to take out a very important message that when you look at a person like the Bash always said when you see a person, you should see the don't see the person don't look at the clothing or the behavior. This person is this person. You walk into the sh just see the shumas and you should be the cayenne that also sees to bind between the good between the bad just see the person see see them who they are they're me and that's going to make you in turn become a ken a higher person to only see the good and in turn you are going to become good have a wonderful shabas you've just experienced another Torah class brought to you by to anytime.com