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Journey to Morocco 2025: Agafai Desert - Making Oneself Hefker for the Ultimate Chesed

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Here we are. We're in the midbar. We're in the desert in Morocco. The garra says midbar matana that if somebody makes himself hefkar like a midbar, hashem will give them the tora as a gift. The rishim explain to explains the rush explains that if somebody makes himself hefkar to teach to everyone, Hashem will give them tora as a gift. Maybe that's why the camels are found in the midbar. The camels represent the highest form of gumadim is to teach to others. The midbar reminds us that if the more we render ourselves ownerless to give over tora to others, Hashem will give us higher levels of understanding of Tory and elevate us asam teaches that actually the Tyra knowledge that every person has is commensurate with those who are nourished from them. The more one gives over the more one has then a person is tora for the become the sh they become the mammuda the tamid become the conduit through which gives us the tora so from the midbar we learn and that's perhaps one of the symbolisms of the camels in the midbar