Whatever appears to be low came from up high - Rabbi Alon Anava

I do it. That's when I'll come back. In order to a person first of all to reach a certain level, he has to be the complete opposite. You mentioned Mosher Rabenu. Mosher Rabenu in order to give us the Torah had to relate with every word that says in the Torah because Mosher Rabenu would sit with the quill, quirrel, whatever you call it. Shem would talk and he would write. Mosherenu had to understand and comprehend and to relate to every word that Hashem told him to write. Hashem told him don't commit murder. He had to relate what it means to do murder. So he had to understand all the types of murders that are out there. Thousands of types of murders with a knife, with an axe, with a rock, to murder a husband, to murder a wife, to murder a father. Thousands of murders. He had to meditate and to relate with it. Don't commit adultery. He had to relate what it means to to commit adultery. If not, he wouldn't be able to write it down. So, in order to be such a great sadik and to receive the Torah, he had to be in the worst place ever. If you're looking at the history of Mosher Raben, no from 18 to 80. Torah is not talking about him. He left when he was 18 and then he comes back when he's 80. 62 years. Where did he go? He was 10 years in jail. He was 10 years a midashim telling us exactly where he was and what he did. But the point is that the greater that the saddic wants to reach he has to relate with the worst things. There's a story with with the mitleri. The mitleri is the son of the balatani of the alterbi. His name is do he's known to be an unbelievable sadik. Had unbelievable level of kodesh wrote dozens and dozens of books that are depth. That's unbelievable. And there's a story with him that came to him once to what's called aut to a private audience. Now this is not some rabbi from I don't know where that gives him advice. This is a sadik that looks at the person and solves all the problems tells him what's his what he needs to do. So this person goes into it's called not because it's and they're sitting in a closed room together. rather that sadik is looking at the of the other person and sees the DNA and tells him okay that's what you need to do this is when I'm talking about giving a so the person goes to him into this private audience and after 20 minutes he throws him out and he shuts down the door he tells his secretary don't bother me don't disturb for 3 days he doesn't eat he doesn't sleep he doesn't pray he doesn't do anything and they thought the rebi went crazy After 3 days, he tells him, "Okay, send him back in." He sits in there for two, three minutes and he sends them out. And of course, everybody's coming. What's going on? What's going What was this whole show? So, he tells them, "This guy came to me with a a sin that is so distorted that I couldn't even find how somebody can even do such a thing that I couldn't even relate to him. I couldn't even give him a tikun. I couldn't even know what to tell him. It took me 3 days to dig into the depth of my to reach to such a a depth to be able to relate to that somebody can actually do such a thing. And once I reached to that, I was able to tell him is tikun. You don't even know what the sin was. But he couldn't relate with it. So he had to to toil for three days to find how can a human being do such a thing in order to be able to reverse it. So the level of a sadik is to reach to such a depth. So you know everything in this world is you know this something that is called you know excuse me a term for a term. I don't know it's a term for a term but God created the world that there's always an opposition there will be a balance as he created good he also created bad the same level so everything in the Torah has what's called the the equal side to it but on the other side so Mosha was considered the greatest prophet in history the the other side of the impurity was a prophet his name was b parallel parallel they said that bil if bil would would would concentrate on positive it will be greater than mosh raenu but he chose to take it to the negative side. So the the parallel to mosh raen was bam everything has alum. So the sadic the greater he is the more to the depth he needs to go. So you see these people in our generation that they go the furthest away you can assess I don't if that's the right word to say it but kind of say okay that that nama srise when you say assess you mean like surmise what I mean is that when you're looking at a person you're saying tattoos and this and that and drugs and you can kind of evaluate or guess okay that's a special nama because if he went so far it has to have like the balance Right? Which means if it's so far down, it means it's coming from a very so far up. That's this oil that Jacob was fighting. These nishot that's what the the says that the the the generation of the gul theot are such special that they're going to be stuck in the worst places. That's why you see in our generation this is not 50 years ago. our generations, you know, where you find people I'm now, you know, mentoring a guy in his 60s that all his life was offering thanks to idols in the Philippines, the real idol worship. And he believed it with all his heart. He was feeding the idols and all these mishas. You can't even imagine where he comes from a Jew. And we think idol worship, you know, we that it's not shy to our generation. You don't even know where Jews are stuck in with all this nonsense that's going in our generation. That's so the most painful thing to do in this generation is the people young people to the and so many of them. They just go to Romania over here. you'll find that you you know it's even worse than that because in our generation people changing their gender people mixing genders that's worse than the the the the distortion it's not normal the thing is is the things that I talked to many I have friends from my past but or or my family this and each and everyone that I speak to and totally secular all of them they feel thankful this they Of course, it's not like 20, 30 years ago did this. Yeah, whatever. Today, they feel pain. I mean, the generation that's how bad our situation is in regards to when you see the level that the namote can go to. The point is that most people, they look at these individuals and they brush them off. Have they shown when I