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Chukas : The Astounding Remez in the Mishna & Talmud To Kill Yourself For Torah

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this torah class is brought to you by torahanytime.com this is a special clip for the vinaya arts israel that this week lane parashas so for the yoshvei eretz israel for yoshife artsenu a special ramez the gemara darshans shabbos pagimal ahmad basan the passage this is the torah adam kiyomos a man that dies in the tent literally it's talking about the laws of purity and impurity darshans the words of torah can only be sustained if somebody kills themself on it like it says in order to be successful in torah one has to give up comfort and one has to give up luxury and one has to immerse in the torah with sacrifice well there's an incredible savior this is a safer that we've cited before the name of the safer is a safer with incredible music and he says this idea that one has to kill themselves so to speak over the torah is alluded to and the fact that the torah shall be begins with the letter mem a regular mem a mem and it ends ba shalom with a mem sasuma the gemara begins with the letter tough tana two times mem two times tough mace mace indicating this important teaching of ray salakis that in order to be successful in torah one has to so to speak give up from the comforts of this world it's interesting explained in a letter that what does it mean to kill oneself to remove oneself from the superficiality of this world because when you look at this world in a superficial way or react in a superficial way oh this looks uh like something that would anger me and you let your anger get the better of you when you look at things superficially you live in a world of misa the true em is found when you cut beyond the surface so this idea that one has to be named is alluded to in the opening and closing words of the mishnah m and the opening and closing words of the gemara tough and tough wishing everyone especially the beneath israel uh wonderful shadows you've just experienced another torah class brought to you by torahanytime.com